We step inside Rob Mills’ award-winning, dramatic and visually rich family residence in Armadale, Melbourne.

Studio Proba is anything but one-dimensional, celebrating colour and size in every form of design— from furniture and sculptures to murals and graphic design.

Stylist Julia Green’s new collection draws on her passion for Morocco and its wealth of texture, form and magical colour.

How architects and designers are pledging sustainability in the wake of Australia’s natural disasters.

JD Lee Furniture takes a holistic approach to woodwork, using his love of the environment and dedication to protect it for his little family based in Byron Bay.

Sarah Ellison’s third collection SOL is a celebration of bold, sculptural 70s inspired forms in sensual and textured materials. 

Designed by Andrew Burges Architects, Bismarck House in Sydney’s Bondi oozes simplicity and restraint.

There are limited times where Hunter & Folk has profiled a marine biology scientist, scuba diving instructor, doctor, fashion designer and artist, but Erik Speer defies the usual scope.

High in the Mexican mountains, a florist grows a delicate English garden for large weddings and Paris fashion brands.

Natalie Miller takes organic materials and creates stunning pieces of colourful macramé art that loom over the audience. 

One Manhattan Square apartments, by Anna Karlin Studio, honour the testament of attention to detail and individual personalities in richly layered homes.

Interior stylist Leah Hudson-Smith believes a home should adapt from season to season with equal measures of practical and ‘a bit of fun’.