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Bauwerk Colour is a paint brand that reflects our environment through a harmonious process with nature.

Lucas Wearne started Neighbourhood Studio after seeing a shift in appreciation for hand-sculpted artworks.

PDF: Looking closer at the work of Paul Fuentes reveals quirky disparities; like a scene out of Alice in Wonderland or Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

Rachel Burke’s world is lit up with colour and texture — redefining fashion like we’ve never seen before.

The simple joy of cooking is mirrored in Magdalena Roze’s philosophy of food — from picking strawberries from her grandmother’s garden to baking fresh sourdough in her Byron Bay kitchen.

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Glitter, flowers, and pop art imagery all appear in Dina Broadhurst’s artwork, but her home is a return to simplicity to let the ideas grow organically.

Phillip Withers is changing the way we consider the landscaping industry — through sustainability and looking back at local biodiversity.

Sarah Glover is a chef who is taking the sterile out of contemporary dishes and turning food into an experience.

Carla McRae is a Melbourne-based illustrator who creates whimsical worlds through her artworks.

Romaine and Nadine Alwill are the sister duo behind Alwill Interiors + Architecture; two independent companies that collaborate with an eco-mindset.

Bec Smith is a Melbourne-based designer and artist who uses her training in graphic design to create geometric paintings.

After 25 years, Raes Dining Room has recently had a modern, Italian-inspired update with Jason Saxby at the helm — all while using the freshest ingredients from the local Byron Shire.

Across Australia, over 1500 billboards have been lit up with women-identifying artists, both past and present, for the National Gallery of Australia’s Know My Name campaign.

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.

Right at the top of Tasmania's north-west is a guesthouse built over 170 years ago in the historic town of Stanley.

New Zealand-based artist, Jen Sievers, brings the natural world to life in her colourful abstract paintings.

Mirroring the classicism of Ancient Ariba with a mix of 1980s rebellious edge, The Stella Collective embraces antique design with a modern interpretation.

Hobart is like a place out of an old romance novel, filled with antique shops and cosy cottages. But a ‘cool’ side of the Tasmanian capital is sneaking in; bringing outlandish contemporary art and sleek wine bars.

Finding solace in art, Emma Itzstein is a painter based in the historic, regional town of Geelong.