Designed by Atoma Design, Gildas Surry Hills was inspired by Rita Hayworth’s character in the 1946 film of the same name – the space exudes warmth, light and grace.

Inspired by luxury hotels and the beauty of their lobby areas, Folk Studio’s latest design, Salon HER, draws on the feelings of home and nostalgia.

Canning Cottage, designed by Heartly, is the redesign of a unique 1870s inner-city cottage, honouring the past with a contemporary understanding of materials, space and light.

Step into the moody and incredibly cool Byron Bay Japanese hibachi grill and wine bar, Moonlight, where the modern and bold takes on the traditional.

Located in the bayside Melbourne suburb of Elwood, The White House is a modernist makeover of a Californian bungalow.

Melbourne-based Minna Leunig’s distinctive art practice speaks to her admiration of the natural world, conservation and youth spent on Taungurung Country in rural Victoria.

After discovering a gap in the market for sustainable and beautifully designed water filters for the home, Montana Mincher and Declan Walters, from Kyn & Folk, decided to make their own – creating vessels that explore the line between art and utility.

Byron Bay-based ceramic artist Bianca Pintan injects energy and texture into her ceramic pieces – letting her inner child guide her work.

Artist and musician Lucy Roleff creates still life paintings based from the beauty she sees in the domestic realm and moments of her daily rituals such as drinking tea, a friend stopping by for a chat or jotting down words on a notepad.

In the beautiful country of Aotearoa New Zealand, the landscape is celebrated through design that honours the environment and the culture that takes care of it. We looked at four businesses — from handcrafted rugs and compostable packaging to locally designed and made furniture, lighting, and objects — that put Aotearoa on the design map.

From her studio up high in the Hinterland in Byron Bay, Brooke Clunie works in a gentle rhythm, methodically creating her beautiful ceramics pieces.

Dominique Brammah and Shannon Shlom, directors of interior design practice, We Are Duet, create layered and harmonious spaces – specialising in design solutions that compose a duet between aspiration and nostalgia.