What did your third drawer down hold when growing up? In our kitchen, it was a collection of floral worn tea towels and placemats. If you want your third drawer down to be a place of discovery and excitement, then you might want to check out the Museum of Art Souvenirs by Third Drawer Down...
Ah, break ups. It can mean so many things (even though one may not see the need, logic or damn point for such a calamity at the time). Inspired by the 40th anniversary since the break-up of The Beatles, creative online hub Leeloo is launching its second* curated exhibition Disband, and exploring the end of...
Have you ever flicked through Casa Vogue or seen a renovation show and been inspired to whip your very own casa into shape – only to discover it’s not as easy or inexpensive as they suggest? Well, renovator, meet “My Architect”. They basically offer homeowners a unique, pay-as-you-go system that lets you use the skills...
Last weekend it was your best friend’s baby shower, next week it’s your dad’s 60th, and you’re in the midst of planning a minor event called a wedding. They’re a few of the milestones in life that need that little something extra; unique and oh so personal. Enlist the help of sister duo Zoe Ritch...
They say Asian food is all about sharing and it’s no more apparent than at Red Spice Road. The cavernous interior features dark wood, nouveau Asian artwork and large tables, perfect for large groups to share Chef John McLeay’s fresh take on modern Asian cuisine. All the dishes here are generously proportioned and intended to...
If you’re the kind of person who appreciates “the hunt” where it’s all about sourcing something urban, underground and achingly hip, you’ll be excited to discover this little gem. A retail and experiential experience for early adopters, The Thousands Shop offers some artfully curated and interesting products like; Jonathon Zawanda’s latest publication, limited edition silk...
Ever wanted to have your own personal stylist the way Hollywood celebrities have at their beck and call? Learn the tricks of the trade, update your look and detox your wardrobe with Sarah Donges of The Beauty Tutor. Sarah began her business in 2006 and has been Sydney’s Queen Victoria Buildings exclusive personal shopping service...
“Green washing” – it’s a term that’s been used to describe those brands that have used sustainability to attract new marketing, but are they really walking the walk? There are plenty of charlatans out there, but we recently came across an example that is not only chic and sustainable but who also walk the walk...
The ultimate pampering experience Let’s face it – women love to 1. Get together and chat 2. Be pampered 3. Drink cocktails. Cue sisters Olivia & Linda Catalano who created a pampering concept called “Makeovers, Manicures & Martinis”. Originally beginning at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week, the event is now a mobile service including make up...
Next Wave Festival A festival that “offers a chance to leap into the unknown and for everyone to expose themselves to strange and wonderful experiences” – where do you sign up? Next Wave’s Artistic Director, Jeff Khan can show you. For this year’s “No Risk Too Great!” themed festival he’s brought together 300 young artists...
