Tracing her journey from antiques to postwar modernism, to her role in elevating overlooked voices in design.

The London-based gallerist certainly has an eye for intrigue. Here, we step inside her art-filled, eclectic Islington home.

Meagher sits down with friend and curator Sebastian Goldspink to reflect on community, fatherhood and the emotional pull of the studio.

At the Melbourne restaurant, impeccable produce, rigorous cooking and vintage lamps earmark Audrey Shaw’s culinary world.

Speaking with his tailor Tom Riley about architecture, memory, and the city’s evolution.

Lucy Folk steps inside the couple’s Elizabeth Bay home to talk vintage design, 70s references, family life and the rituals that make a space their own.

Speaking together with her twin sister, Molly, in Reese’s 1930s brick abode.

“This issue is filled with what felt right for me and, with hope, there will also be something for you that will light you up or guide your way.”

The interiors are as good as the food…

A sensory experience that blurred the lines between exhibition and salon.

A stacked bookshelf isn’t just storage, it’s storytelling.