Melbourne-based Caroline Walls’ solo exhibition, Touching From A Distance, is a collection of graphic and figurative works exploring the complexities of female identity, human emotion and the universal longing for connection.

Step into Le Cabanon, a 1960s coastal accomodation destination in Phillip Island, lovingly and mindfully reimagined by husband and wife duo, photographer Victor Vieaux and stylist, Sharon Xie.

The dreamy home of CLO Studios founder Chloe Tozer and her partner, builder Jack Clissold, Villa des Fleurs blends French countryside and Italian influences.

Monique Woodward launched her practice at just 24 years old—today she is founder and creative director at WOWOWA, committed to creating contemporary and playful spaces that evoke joy and hope.

Nestled within an eastern bayside suburb of Naarm/Melbourne, Cedar Cottage, by A.mi, is a minimalist, airy yet cosy home—inspired by relaxed Hamptons beach style.

Joel Gailer explores the material and philosophical conditions of painting through sculptural works of art, painting, performance, video and digital media.

With a decade of industrial design and manufacturing experience behind her, Nicole Lawrence materialises graphic forms through bespoke creations of contemporary furniture and lighting.

Split across multiple levels, Black Diamond by YSG Studio is a layered and tactile waterfront haven—drawing on design elements found in boutique hotels.

Melbourne-based Belle Hemming is an interior stylist and decorator with over 20 years experience in the interior design industry—here she shares her creative journey.

Double’s latest collection of machine-washable rugs are a bold and vibrant mix of reimagined check patterned rugs—influenced by geometric shapes and clean lines.

Renowned French designer Pierre Yovanovitch has unveiled an immersive installation featuring a curated selection of his pieces at CRITERIA gallery, in Melbourne—the designer’s first showcase in Australia.

Built on Gadigal Country in Tempe, NSW, South West House by Killing Matt Woods leans into a less-is-more approach for this inspired renovation; an exercise in balancing character and restraint.