Encased within a white timber screen, No Rezzervations, by Sarah Lake Architects, celebrates nature—harnessing cost-effective and mindful design solutions.

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence explores connection through art and conversation; with paintings that depict everyday life through the lens of distorted memories—her new podcast, Nitty Gritty, delves deep into the underbelly of the art world.

Set within an Art Deco building in South Yarra, the home of Brave New Eco founder and design director Megan Norgate was designed with minimal intervention, focused on energy-efficient upgrades and sustainable solutions.

Sydney-based artist Bronte Leighton-Dore draws inspiration from the natural landscape—her gestural and captivating artwork a process of mark-making, reflecting the world around her.

The Sydney family home of artist and head of interiors at Studio Johnston, Stefania Reynolds, draws on nostalgia—awash with a vibrant Mediterranean palette inspired by her Greek heritage and childhood spent in Corfu.

Adorned in colours inspired by the Australian landscape, Koala’s new luxe and streamlined Suffolk Sofa can transform your living room into a tactile and stylish haven.

Ivanhoe House by Jane Cameron Architects & Architect Hewson sees the transformation of a 1960s multigenerational home, sympathetic to its historical beginnings.

Sunshine Coast-based artist Lauren Jones’ feminine portraits and still life scenes capture beautiful moments in time.

Hicks Street, by Claire Hung Design in Brooklyn Height, NYC, celebrates the apartment’s history with layers of timeless and warm materiality.

Mygunyah By The Circus, by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, is a family home in Fitzroy, in Victoria split into three pavilions, sympathetic to its heritage foundations.

Inside the multi-generational home of artist Anna-Wili Highfield in Sydney’s inner-west.

Ford Loft by Folk Studio is a textured and cosy loft apartment in Sydney’s Surry Hills, inspired by effortlessly chic NYC apartments.