Infused with softness and tranquillity, the paintings of Newcastle-based visual artist Ree Hodges invite you to experience a moment of introspection.

Led by Merivale and Akin Atelier, Club Rose Bay steps into a new chapter with its first major transformation since 1979, holding onto the history and soul of the Sydney institution.

Koala partners with the Pantone Color Institute™ to unveil Australia 01, a sun-kissed, earthy green inspired by the eucalyptus forests, coastal vegetation and shifting light of the Australian landscape.

Mash Studios’ new collection, Whirl, brings together five handmade works by Jiordan Tolli, shaped by magical childhood memories of fairy gardens, layered fabrics, movement and nostalgia.

Inside a tiny heritage shopfront in Hobart, Scholé brings together Luke Burgess’s produce-driven menu, a wine list made for sharing and a considered Japanese influence.

Designed by Anna Carin Design, The Atrium transforms a compact townhouse through light, art and memory – a three-storey void becoming the centre of a home shaped by a life lived across cities.

Set amongst the treetops of the Yarra Valley, The View is the home of Ruby and Patrick Shields of Studio Shields – bringing together colour, craft and a connection to place.

Elise Eales is the founder and maker behind Di Lunedi. Splitting her time between the Northern Rivers and Italy, she creates whimsical pieces inspired by her Mediterranean travels and a love of nostalgic aesthetics.

For more than three decades, Raes has called Wategos home. The Bonobo marks the next chapter, bringing a new hotel and lifestyle precinct into the centre of Byron Bay.

Originally a modest 1980s townhouse, Campbell House has been transformed by Melbourne-based Nüüd Studio into a light-filled home where craftsmanship, material warmth and family life come together.

Sydney-based Yelana Bryant is the founder of Koozi, a brand reimagining pet furniture through the lens of interiors. She reflects on the journey behind the brand and designing for modern homes shared with dogs.

Based in Tasmania, Loralee Jade explores motherhood, memory and belonging through a practice shaped by observation, lived experience and the emotional complexities of everyday life.