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.

Recently redesigned by Alex Morrison, from Alex Morrison Interiors, The Parlour Room is a lavish sanctuary where clients can unwind and be pampered in a tactile cocoon of tonal and timeless materiality.

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.

Magali De Moor is a Belgian small-batch designer based in Northern NSW whose creativity is fuelled by curiosity.

Tamarama penthouse by SE DÉA draws on the home’s beachside location, creating a soft hued and sophisticated interior inspired by the owner’s former Woollahra residence.

Brisbane-based ceramic artist, Meg Lumley, explores the relationship between solid forms, negative space and geometric motifs for her latest collection, Shadow Play.

Pony Rider founder Kelly Searl has built a brand which stands on strong principles of community spirit, considered design, responsible business practices and sustainable manufacturing. We chat to Kelly about her inspiring and incredibly thoughtful design journey.

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.

Melbourne-based Sammy Veall’s latest exhibition, Two Streets Back, explores the sublime scenes you find ‘two streets back’ from the main hustle of towns across Italy, Colombia and Mexico. We chat to Sammy about her latest exhibition, and much more!

Bold in its audacity to challenge conventions, Sun Ranch – in the Byron Bay Hinterland, is a testament to the foresight of a group of creative visionaries and the potential of their collective imagination.

Lauren Li is the founding director of Melbourne interior design studio Sisällä – her new book, The New French Look, takes us through a range of new French interior styles. From the city to the beach, the country and the mountains, Lauren explores the work of leading French architects and designers.

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.