Melbourne-based Cargo Crew takes a significant stride in its sustainability journey with the launch of the Conscious Collection.

Busby's, a wine and record bar, is set to become one of the neighbourhood's latest hottest spots in Paddington, Sydney – think natural wines, grappa cocktails and next-level bar snacks at the intimate and moody new Oxford Street venue.

In her beautifully renovated home in Sydney’s Northern Beaches, ceramic artist Sophie Nolan has created a serene yet vibrant interior for her family, with the help of Double's latest Square machine washable rugs.

Leftfield is Kennedy Nolan’s first project under the Nightingale Housing model for triple bottom line developments – focusing on doing more with less, sustainability and identifying fundamental parts of the community-centred building.

Byron Bay’s latest boutique hotel, Hotel Marvell, is also its first 5-star accomodation destination in the area – encompassing a local-first sourcing philosophy, prioritising suppliers and produce from the Byron and northern regions.

Split over three compact and cleverly created levels, 19 Waterloo Street, designed by SJB, may be small but in the words of Goldilocks, ‘it feels just right’.

Gloss House, designed by Studio Doherty and Enth Degree Architects, is a dynamic, retro and kooky home in Doncaster East, Melbourne – referencing touchstones of mid-century design and crafted to reflect the client’s love of family and entertaining.

GOHAN: Everyday Japanese Cooking, by Emiko Davies, is a cookbook filled with memories and stories from Emiko’s family kitchen. We share a recipe from the new book – matcha tiramisu!

The New Modernist House, by Patricia Callan, takes us through twenty one mid-century homes respectfully restored and renewed for future generations. We step into Fischer House by Alistair Knox and Adrianna Hanna.

Iwantja Arts is home to some of Australia's most exciting contemporary Indigenous artists – the art centre, a studio collective where the artists paint and socialise, was founded in the 1980s when many Aboriginal communities were fighting for land rights. The new book IWANTJA, is told through the artists' own words.

Sydney-based artist Emma Pfeiffer’s talent extends to both painting abstract and still-life works. Her current body of work captures intimate still-life scenes – drawn from her love of the countryside.

NoMad, by Alexander &CO, is a juxtaposition of design elements – the serene and gallery-like interior is in a repurposed industrial space, in Sydney’s Surry Hills – filled with sculptural elements and a curation of sculptures and artwork.