A stylist’s century-old shack on Bruny Island, Fairweather is a remote refuge with a pared-back, Shaker-like simplicity that pays homage to the rawness and serenity its coastal landscape.

Shaped by food, memory and a love of faraway places, Melbourne-based artist Sammy Veall captures the joy she finds in life’s small, beautiful moments.

Pied-à-terre by Smac Studio brings a feminine, elegant and Parisian sensibility to a Woollahra townhouse, pairing soft colour with pieces collected over a lifetime.

Set on 100 acres of private wilderness on Tasmania’s East Coast, Threefold is a brand new architecturally designed retreat celebrating a deep connection to place in a home shaped almost entirely by hand.

Designed by Matt Woods, Mecca Coffee Darlinghurst draws on the architecture of Indigenous Australia and Coober Pedy dugouts, creating a cave-like interior shaped by earth, light and the ritual of coffee.

Alessandra Smith Design transforms a studio apartment into Snug Club, an intimate retreat where a sunken conversation pit sets the scene for comfort, connection and losing track of time.

Creative director and founder of Redrose Designs, Alishia Misevki creates accessible interiors designed to be felt, placing emotion at the heart of every space.

Louise Olsen’s artworks unfold throughout The EVE Hotel this winter as part of Art House – a cultural series exploring the meeting point between art, design and place.

Inside a 1920s Spanish-style building, Smac Studio principal Shona McElroy has transformed her Edgecliff penthouse into a home shaped by Parisian romance and architectural character.

Set on Bunurong Country on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Sorrento House by Victoria Merrett Architects was designed for a growing family, the home lowered into the earth to soften its scale and presence.

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.