In our latest piece on Creative Parents, Melbourne-based artist Tom Adair shares how he balances a successful (and very busy!) art practice and a newborn baby.

Penny Craswell’s new book Reclaimed shows how recycled elements can be used in modern interiors. We look at 8 Yard House by Studio Bright, where a sense of history is created through the intelligent use of materials.

Brother and sister duo Ash Dipert and Jeran McConnel use their creative backgrounds for a colourful tiny home inspired by their childhood in Papua New Guinea.

Ceramicist and landscape architect Pip Byrne’s ceramics capture moments of simplicity, light and play.

Grace Brown, from Oh Hey Grace, transports us to magical mini worlds through her clay creations, providing an opportunity to playfully escape and transcend the daily grind.

Blending her design practice with art making, Melbourne-based Danielle Brustman captures the fun aesthetics of the 1960s and 70s.

A creative couple in business and life, Nathan and Sasha White’s journey in handcrafted timber furniture goes hand-in-hand with the home they built, raising their three children.

Designed by Mia Lake Interiors, Studio xOx in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs redefines the traditional showroom, celebrating local design and manufacturing.

Kip&Co apply their bright and bold colourful aesthetic onto their debut glassware range.

Blending the organic materiality of clay with recycled plastic and glass, Claire Ellis Ceramics centres on sustainability, offering second life to her materials.

Site Unseen unites iconic Australian and international architectural photographers at Melbourne’s Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP), exploring the emotional connection to the built environment.

The high winter flanette bedding and PJ collection from Kip&Co in vibrant colours and pattern makes frosty days and evenings at home a lot more bearable.