Designed and glazed in signature earthy tones – Robert Gordon’s new The Slow Life and Interiors collections celebrate the handmade and colours of the Australian bush. We’re giving one lucky reader the chance to win a $500 voucher to use on The Slow Life collection!

Formerly a tired 80s holiday home, Camillo House, by CS Studio & Blair Smith Architecture, now stands as a serene three-level coastal dwelling located on The Mornington Peninsula in Victoria. The home offers uninterrupted views of the coastline, creating an idyllic retreat from urban life – and it’s available to book!

Newcastle-based multidisciplinary artist Madeline Jovivic has launched a captivating collection of ceramics. Inspired by Greek architecture and mythology, her creations infuse the realm of functional art into our daily lives, transforming the ordinary and creating beauty in the mundane.

Hunter & Folk brings you Art Folk, an online platform where you can purchase artwork from some of our favourite local artists. Our first virtual exhibition, ‘Never Not Now’, explores the journey of an artist and how they tap into presence in the here and now.

The team behind Light Years continues to build their Byron Bay portfolio with the launch of The Smoking Camel – drawing from modern Middle Eastern fare consisting of vibrant interiors, share-style dishes cooked over charcoal and fragrant cocktails, set to a neon backdrop.

A mid-century gem is carefully altered and curated for a family of five by Studio Tom – retaining its existing character, while also transforming a floorplan of the late 50s to early 60s into a functional home.

That Old Chestnut by FIGR Architecture celebrates the vibrance and energy of the surrounding commercial precinct in Cremorne, Melbourne, through a palette of raw and robust materiality.

Charlotte Ree’s latest cookbook, Heartbake, is filled with more than her favourite recipes. The pages are a glimpse into Charlotte’s life; from her childhood, through to her personal connections – a celebration of life’s two great passions: food and love.

Stable House by Sibling Architecture was originally a 1800s stable, which has been renovated into a contemporary home connected to lush bushland, history and family.

Christina Symes & Jessica D’Abadie are the interior designers behind We Are Triibe. With work that is multidisciplinary, the duo design and style interiors for retail, residential and hospitality. We chat to Christina and Jessica about their design journey.

French artist Virginie Hucher’s work focuses on themes related to nature, the body and the living, through the mediums of acrylics, oils, performance and sculpture.

Perched above the beach on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Always House by Kennedy Nolan makes the most out of the incredible coastal landscape, while retaining the calm of a refuge.