In her current exhibition In This Moment at Noho Galleries, London, Emily Jackson of Studio Wolffia spans painting, textiles, and design objects—work shaped by process, presence, and an invitation to slow down.

The Blackwood House is a short-stay luxury property, transformed from a weathered 1980s shack into a modern coastal retreat—guided by the owners’ love for Nordic minimalism and tactile materiality.

Amber Guinness’ latest cookbook, Winter in Tuscany, brings the region’s cosy autumn and winter flavours into our kitchens, guided by quanto basta—the intuitive Italian art of ‘just enough’.

RJ Living’s latest collection, Sunlit Forms, shapes crafted pieces—where warm timbers, glossy finishes and classic stripes echo seaside influences, inviting stillness and tactility from sunrise to sunset.

Designed by Mosh Home, Project Carlyle reimagines a 1970s Currumbin brick-and-tile dwelling as a coastal retreat—opened to north light and guided by Japanese minimalism and Californian bungalow cues.

Melbourne-based fine art photographer Ben Thomas works with patience and presence, allowing time and place to shape his lens—his dreamlike images transform the everyday into studies of bright, spectacular colour, light and form.

In Victoria’s Central Highlands, Harcourt House by Sense of Space is a sustainable home planted in place—north light, considered outlooks and robust materials connect the architecture to the surrounding idyllic Australian landscape.

Euro-inspired Table Manners sets a neighbourhood rhythm in a bright, mural-wrapped space. If Europe wasn’t on the cards this year, let the service and considered cellar do the transporting!

Temple House by GOLDEN and J. Kidman frames living with art through measured thresholds—bound by beautifully crafted spaces and a palette tuned to daily family life.

Lisa Nooin paints contemporary still life and portraiture with bright, measured colour—table-centred scenes that invite connection to daily life.

Amber Creswell-Bell’s latest book, EXPOSURE, features 40 Australian and New Zealand photographers—celebrating contemporary photography’s ability to observe, interpret, and inspire.

In Sydney’s Drummoyne, a period apartment becomes a study in spatial ingenuity—constraints become catalysts as interior designer Jacqui Koska transforms awkward geometry into defining features.