Andy Kelly and Mitchell Zurek, founders of Brud Studia and Oigäll Projects, have a resonance with brutalist forms and bold gestures.
Gillian Khaw has cultivated a sophisticated, feminine-led aesthetic in her work, but her Sydney home demanded a more rigorous, minimalist approach.
Adriana Hanna continues to evolve her Tudor Revival dwelling into a much-loved family sanctuary filled with character and stories.
A corner property on an iconic Melbourne strip is a reflection of Andy Kelly and Mitchell Zurek, the duo behind Oigåll Projects and Brud Studia.
The Ferrari Roma Spider is a thrilling blend of Italian design, luxury driving and lifestyle moments, celebrating la Nuova Dolce Vita in motion.
He may be known for an instinctive sense of colour and materiality, but David Flack wants to craft spaces that evoke nostalgia and personality – and celebrate the creative community.
An Australian fashion stalwart, Scanlan Theodore continues to forge its own path with its distinctive take on contemporary, timeless pieces that celebrate individuality.
Olympus, the much-anticipated new Sydney eatery by the Apollo Restaurant Group, channels Ancient Greece in a distinctive contemporary setting, the brainchild of designer George Livissianis.
The reimagined Saint Peter is the culmination of an explorative eight-year journey in pushing the boundaries of what a head-to-tail approach to whole-fish cooking could look like.
Profile: Sabine Marcelis
Issue 16 Feature
If you were to pick just one piece that symbolises the distinctive, personality-packed fun that is Superfreak, it would have to be the Gentiana lamp from The Future Perfect.
Melbourne Place, the latest luxury boutique stay in the heart of Australia’s arguably most creative and cultural mecca is a declaration of intention, purpose and identity.
Ben Mazey’s artistic vision has taken nearly two decades to come to fruition with his creative experiences expressed in graphic and irreverent ceramic pieces.
A carefully composed apartment in a prized Art Deco building in Sydney brings together a curated eye for mid-century modern design teamed with a contemporary aesthetic.
Awash in glass, metallic polish and sleek lines, Sarah & Sebastian’s Melbourne flagship is a heightened addition to the heart of the CBD.
With its tightly tailored curation of quality second-hand and rare archival pieces, SWOP has been redefining what a circular fashion economy can offer while building its own keen community.
A decade on from when the first brick was laid, Indigo Slam still intrigues and resonates with a quiet and precise power.
From gallery and mural walls to surfwear and watch straps, Gumbaynggirr/Bundjalung artist Otis Hope Carey’s work is widely admired.
Having taken her hand and eye to visual arts, jewellery making and textile design, lighting designer and artist Lana Launay has attracted a keen following for her shapely and artful pieces.
The focus of an architect is an ever-shifting entity, with multiple jobs to keep tabs on, as Kelvin Ho is aware.
The renowned Land Rover Defender makes its mark with a coastline-inspired special model of the beloved off-roader exclusive to the Australian market.
Architect Nic Brunsdon’s material expression of air — realised in collaboration with St Kilda-based technical art consulting studio ENESS — draws intrigue and fascination.