A&A duo Adam Goodrum and Arthur Seigneur win the 2024 Melbourne Design Week Award presented by Mercedes-Benz.

Drawing from the materiality and forms of the surrounding neighbourhood, Gable Park by Weaver+Co Architects, fosters connection without forsaking privacy.

Interior designer Amelda Wilde lives and breathes design—we step inside her creative world, full of magical design moments.

Byron Bay-based abstract artist Diana Miller’s paintings and collages explore the connection between shape, form and colour.

Integrating Passivhaus principles and building biology, Studio Dot and builder Evan Graham have created a sustainable studio pod that explores the intersection of thoughtful design, comfort, health and sustainability.

House of Lita founder, Lauren Steel’s Federation cottage in Maryville, in Newcastle, is brimming with charming period details, honouring the home’s heritage foundations.

Perth-based artist Penny Brooshooft, from Eclette, transforms everyday paper and card waste into beautifully imperfect, vibrant and sustainable handmade vessels and objects.

Marking its fifth year, National Indigenous Art Fair (NIAF)—a two-day ethical art market and festival where Indigenous artists from around Australia come together, will be taking place on Gadigal Land at the Overseas Passenger Terminal, The Rocks, in Sydney, on the 29th and 30th of June 2024.

Friends and business partners, Carlotta Casals & Georgie Cavanagh, are founders of Carlotta + Gee—they share their work journey, love of locally made quality linen bedding, new and exciting pieces in the pipeline, and much more!

With a deep understanding and love of her craft, Carol Crawford creates sculptures that carry with them a sense of knowing and connection to something deeper.

Photographer Alana Landsberry’s serene 1960s Spanish revival home in Sugarloaf Bay, in Sydney, was originally built for a racing car driver!

Mike Cass, founder and director of Mike Cass Creative, has created an abundant garden with a layered mix of plants, flowers and foliage within a compact courtyard in Sydney’s East.