Stephen Todd

Tammy Kanat stepped away from the world of jewellery design to pursue a new passion as a weaver. More than a decade later, her career change has paid off.

Today, interior designer David Flack’s eye-popping style has made him a favourite with celebrity clients, but his first project was a childhood cubby house.

It’s the first time photographers from Down Under are showing at Les Rencontres d’Arles in the south of France, widely considered the most important show of its kind.

For enthusiasts and collectors, the pursuit of fine pieces knows no bounds. In Hong Kong, The Peninsula is leading the pack hoping to captivate the market.

Lighting maestro Volker Haug is celebrating two decades of business with an exhibition as part of Melbourne Design Week.

Australian designer Ella Saddington’s new collection employs the smithing processes used in historical warfare to create glam lamps and tables.

The textures, colours and shapes of fungi are being used for mycelium arrangements – that can be dished up for dinner later.

In his latest hospitality foray, Paris-based, Milan-born Fabrizio Casiraghi has lent his restrained but opulent aesthetic to a new members’ club in Milan.

Ever wondered how to showcase artwork to let them shine? A new book peeks into the homes of prominent art collectors around the country.

Dazzling design, stellar dining and a tropical rooftop pool are just the start of what you can expect at the hotly anticipated Eve Hotel.

All you need is an open mind, says the chairman of the foundation that operates the event, which shirt-fronted a hotel group and a carmaker for this year’s edition.

Interior power duo Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay are shaping the look and feel of the city’s hotels

A few things to inspire from the Currency section of our Arts & Culture issue out on January 31.

Boxing Day might not include beach cricket for these five living abroad, but some customs from home can be honoured.

This humble yet sustainable material is getting a high-end makeover.

This well-designed collection of creative businesses – from food to wellness and retail – will easily account for a day.

Trent Jansen explores Australia’s cross-cultural history through his furniture collaborations with Indigenous artisans.

Can Yavuz sets out in his galleries to “challenge, inspire and reclaim”. It’s worked here; now he’s hoping to do the same in London.

David Flack was inspired by abstract painter Sydney Ball as a schoolboy; now he is curating an exhibition of the late artist’s work.

Looking for a home refresh to enhance your signature style or soften hard lines? These three women have the know-how.