Double’s new collection, Ephemera, is a joyful and retro-contemporary capsule collection designed for the maximalists and playful eccentrics in us all. Sydney-based artist, Annalisa Ferraris, shares how the beautiful (and incredibly practical!) designs work in her Sydney home.

Ornament is Not a Crime, by Rebecca L Gross, celebrates bold colour, dramatic curves and the drama of postmodernism in contemporary interiors. We step into a home in Istanbul from the beautiful new book – Bebek Residence, designed by Merve Kahraman.

The inaugural MAKE Award: Biennial Prize for Innovation in Australian Craft & Design finalists have been announced – we chat to finalists Rowena, Juliana and Angela Foong from High Tea with Mrs Woo, Jessica Murtagh and Tim Noone & Studio Ventana.

House in the Dry, designed by MRTN Architects, is a semi-rural house on ex-grazing land in Tamworth transformed from a parched piece of land into an energy-efficient contemporary home.

Designed by Zen Architects, Local House, in Mount Eagle Estate in Eaglemont, Melbourne, is a sustainable home that reflects the character of the historically significant suburb.

When New Zealand-based architect William Samuels and his partner struggled to secure a home within their budget in Nelson, New Zealand, they decided to design and construct a home themselves on leasehold land – all without breaking the bank.

123 House by Neil Cownie Architect was once a petrol station. The design subtly pays homage to its origins, drawing on history and retaining the importance of the building within its Perth community.

Lucky Charm, an off-the-plan townhouse in the coastal suburb of Sydney's Coogee, has been impeccably styled into a warm and richly textured haven by YSG Studio.

Landscape designer, Phillip Withers and habitat expert, AB Bishop, come together to share their expertise on how to create a natural Australian garden in their new book, Naturescapes.

Newcastle-based multidisciplinary artist Madeline Jovivic has launched a captivating collection of ceramics. Inspired by Greek architecture and mythology, her creations infuse the realm of functional art into our daily lives, transforming the ordinary and creating beauty in the mundane.

A mid-century gem is carefully altered and curated for a family of five by Studio Tom – retaining its existing character, while also transforming a floorplan of the late 50s to early 60s into a functional home.

Stable House by Sibling Architecture was originally a 1800s stable, which has been renovated into a contemporary home connected to lush bushland, history and family.