In collaboration with Maison Perrier-Jouët, Raes on Wategos presents Eytan Messiah as its 2024 Artist In Residence, weaving in Art Deco and Mediterranean references for his bespoke tiles and ceramic mural for the luxury travel destination.

The home of wellness writer Monique Hemmingson echoes the kind of conscious living that she advocates for on the daily.

Working together with Planned Living Architects, Studio Tom has reimagined Blairgowrie Beach House, a minimal and contemporary home perched by the sea on the dunes of Blairgowrie, in Victoria.

Kelly Wearstler’s first book in four years, Synchronicity, takes a bold and minimalist approach to presenting her recent work, profiling seven of her latest and most striking residential and hospitality designs. We step into Surf Shack—a mid-century home in Malibu.

Eliza Gosse is an artist whose work explores the intersection of architecture and nostalgia; spaces, places and people, evocative of a moment in time.

RJ Living’s new collection, Adorned in Texture, celebrates opulent and tactile materials—creating luxurious pieces for our homes, which evoke our emotions and encourage depth and interest within an interior.

Tom Fereday’s designs celebrate materials and manufacture behind furniture and objects—working across furniture, product design and lighting.

Natalie Paull’s second ‘bakebook’, Beatrix Bakes Another Slice, includes legendary recipes that didn’t fit into the original book—from cookies, cakes and tray bakes to tarts and pies, each as joyful and delicious as the next!

Built on a challenging, irregular site, Hütt 01 Passivhaus by Melbourne Design Studios (MDS) is an inner-urban, net-zero-energy home that redefines our perception of sustainable living.

The creative duo share their work journey, how they navigate working together as a husband and wife team, their intrinsic understanding of each other’s design language, and more.

Dutch designer Christien Meindertsma has been awarded the 2024 MECCA x NGV Women in Design Commission—a major series inviting globally renowned female designers to create groundbreaking new work for the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) Collection.

A 1950s Sydney apartment is reimagined by Tsai Design & Amandine Simonetti Architecture and Interiors, to accommodate the owner’s needs to downsize and live minimally without forsaking function or style.