Drawing inspiration from the sea and the eclectic style of their clients, SE DÉA creates a modern and layered home for a young family in Tamarama, Sydney.

Peináo: A Greek Feast for All, by sisters Helena & Vikki Moursellas, shares their take on Greek classics – all with a fun and modern spin. Whether it’s a dinner party or mezze with friends, there’s a delicious Greek feast for every occasion.

Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist Bobby Clark’s new book, Art Class: Line and Colour, takes us through a guided art class to harness our artistic expression – exploring ways to ignite even the most analytical minds.

Designed by Maguire + Devine Architects, Hunter Huon Valley, in Tasmania, includes three boutique bush cabins – spaces where you can completely immerse yourself in an idyllic rural setting.

Melbourne-based Lilli Waters captures ethereal images, inspired by the rawness and beauty of nature. We chat to Lilli about her journey as a photographer, lessons she’s learnt along the way, and her upcoming exhibition, Pay Attention to the Heavens, at Curatorial+Co. gallery in Sydney.

Sydney-based artist Ebony Russell creates decorative ceramic works in a rainbow of bright colour using cake-piping techniques, celebrating their beautiful imperfection.

Asia Upward and her husband, Sam Edwards, were craving an escape from the city, so they designed Logan Brae Retreats – a series of boutique cabins in the Blue Mountains, to share with others feeling the same pull to nature.

123 House by Neil Cownie Architect was once a petrol station. The design subtly pays homage to its origins, drawing on history and retaining the importance of the building within its Perth community.

Multidisciplinary designer and artist Danielle Brustman’s design projects are assembled in many layered parts: from furniture design and interiors, to objects and installations.

New South Wales-based artist Nicole Nelius paints magical still life works of fruit and flower sculptural compositions – her effervescent personality transferred from each brushstroke onto the canvas.

Melbourne-based artist Rose Goodchild draws on the connection between art and cherished memories when painting her incredible intricate and hyperrealistic still-life works.

Portsea Sea Shack is a humble 1950s surf shack – reimagined into a simple and serene seaside family home by Blair Smith Architecture.