January 2026

Art Meets Function: GlobeWest Unveils Its Most Experimental Furniture Collection to Date

There’s a particular kind of confidence required to make only twelve pieces and call it a collection. But then, GlobeWest has never been a brand that plays it safe. Their latest release – a tightly edited suite of sculptural furniture that blurs the line between functional object and art – feels less like a product […]

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Pilates in Paradise: Fluidform Returns to Six Senses Fiji for A Wellness Escape Like No Other

When Kirsten King returns to Six Senses Fiji this May for the third annual Fluidform retreat, she’s bringing something her Australian clients rarely get: four uninterrupted days to actually listen to what their bodies are telling them. King, whose Fluidform Pilates method has cultivated a devoted following across Australia, brings her exacting yet intuitive approach

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Niwa House: A Brisbane Worker’s Cottage Reimagined Through Japanese Garden Principles

In a densely built Brisbane inner-city suburb, where neighbouring homes have gradually consumed their plots, one early 1900s worker’s cottage remained largely untouched — elevated and disconnected from its backyard, with enclosed verandahs that blocked light and severed the relationship between interior and landscape. The challenge was to create a meaningful connection to the garden

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Toohey Forest House: A Contemporary Brisbane Renovation Grounded in Place

Tucked against the bushland edge of Brisbane’s south, Toohey Forest House by Bones Studio offers a refined rethink of the post-war family home. Rather than clearing the site, this renovation celebrates what already exists, layering contemporary architecture, landscape and community-minded design into a home that feels both grounded and quietly progressive. A Quiet Rebellion Against

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Welcome to 2026: How to Spend the First Weeks of the New Year in Brisbane

There’s something quietly magical about Brisbane in early January. The pace softens, the river glimmers a little longer at dusk, and the city feels like it’s exhaling after the festive rush. Whether you’re easing into 2026 with a long lunch, discovering a new bar, or finally ticking off that exhibition you’ve been meaning to see,

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