A celebration of the experience of summertime and joyful moments spent outdoors, Basil Bangs designs premium outdoor homewares that inspire imagination and enrich life in nature.

Sam Iurada’s current exhibition Evolution, at Frey in Hawthorn, includes fluid abstract works inspired by the artist’s recent trips to remote communities, secluded gorges and homesteads in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Shelby Griffiths is an Associate at Alexander &CO – here she talks about what it means to be an architect in the current Australian interiors landscape, the best lesson she’s learnt in the industry, and the importance of giving back and making a difference.

Taking its cues from the understated and stylish aesthetic of Palm Springs, Oxford House in Paddington, is the first lifestyle hotel in Sydney’s east.

Designed by Lara Ette Design + Decoration, The Hilltop House, in Sydney’s Northern Beaches, has been reimagined into a light-filled, Mediterranean influenced home.

Belgium-born Laurence Leenaert is the artist behind Marrakesh-based lifestyle brand, LRNCE – her latest venture is Rosemary, an impeccable hand-crafted hotel in one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Marrakech.

Western Australia-based Nood Co specialises in ethereal, curved and coloured, feminine concrete infused basins and most recently, bathtubs. The brand’s design journey began serendipitously when its founders stumbled on the product idea by chance!

Monty Suncatcher by, Drawing Room Architecture, makes the most of the natural daylight, capturing the sun within its warm and homely interior.

Nestled within the coastal town of Mossy Point, Mossy Point House, designed by Edition Office, is enveloped by towering spotted gum trees – responding to both the environment and the evolving lifestyles of its occupants.

Through the vision of artist Markos Kay, Latent Spaces at Illusionaries, is a meditative exploration of human creativity and artificial intelligence – the immersive exploration takes audiences on a other-worldly sensory journey through ‘spaces’ within Illusionaries, at Canary Wharf in London.

Provider House, in Lenah Valley, Hobart, takes inspiration from Japanese design and the native Australian bushland, allowing guests to experience the beauty and functionality of Japanese design.

Saxon Quinn’s latest solo exhibition, THISMIGHTBEFUN, at At the Above gallery, invites the viewer to unpick what is there or impart what isn’t into the work – layering hues, symbols and textures to create works that sway from the intentional to the unrestrained.