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100+ banging and easy-to-order gift ideas for your folks, friends, mates and dates.

Behold, 24 incredible furniture, homewares and design stores in Sydney to embrace your inner design geek. 

If you’re pining for a real tree this year, here are our best picks for where to snag a great one in Sydney. 

Here’s five sure-fire ways to become dinner party hosting royalty in no time.

To get you mapping out your cultural itinerary for the next few months, here are some of the unmissable cultural events in New South Wales to soak up this year.

From designer-inspired pet beds to stylish cat trees, window hammocks, and chic water bowls, this pet furniture will ensure your home is a paradise for your cat or dog. 

 Score a champagne sleep on a beer budget.

Update your space for winter with these on-trend pet essentials.

Your ultimate guide to Sydney's best gift shops for all occasions.

With help from Cashrewards we've pulled together 10 things we'll be shopping come this end of financial year. 

We’ve teamed up with AGL Energy to bring you a few tips and tricks to inspire you to bring joy and homely touches into your digs without breaking the bank. 

We’ve teamed up with IKEA to bring you easy and affordable ways to transform the look and feel of your living space on without breaking the bank.

We’ve teamed up with IKEA to guide you along your journey of creating the ultimate affordable, safe, and inviting space to unwind and recharge. 

Whether you’re up for the weekend or leaning into an extended stay, here are seven local makers and creators to check out next time you’re on the Central Coast. 

From cocktail shaking to perfume making, these Sydney workshops guarantee learning and creativity.

Just shy of a year ago, Melbourne's RISING took the city by a cross-cultural storm with around two weeks of electric events, gigs, performances and experiences, and the good news is that they're officially returning for 2023. Dates have been confirmed—for Wednesday 7 June through to Sunday 18 June—along with the first act. And it's set to be a showstopper. 

We’ve teamed up with IKEA to bring you easy and affordable ways to transform the look and feel of your kitchen and dining space without breaking the bank. 

As the temps drop, movie dates in bed and cosy nights on the couch become a whole lot more tempting than going out. So there’s never been a better time to turn your abode into a sanctuary of self-care. 

Running since 1921, the Archibald Prize exhibition displays portraits of exceptional Aussies by Australian artists. Here are the 2023 finalists, winners, and everything else you need to know. 

Flexing your creative muscles is a surefire way to get out of your comfort zone—and have fun while doing it. Creativity looks different for everyone and the key is to find what makes your heart sing. 

Experience HOTA's world-exclusive exhibition, Pop Masters: Art from Mugrabi Collection, New York in a whole new light on two unmissable evenings, Up Late: New York Nights.  

If you’re keen to make your own teapots, platters, bowls and ceramic keep cups then you’ll want to pay attention.

The smash-hit immersive exhibition is coming back to Sydney.

Here at OB真人视讯, we're passionate about Sydney's local businesses and we're equally passionate about looking and feeling good too. So, to combine these two loves and celebrate shopping locally and supporting small businesses, we've teamed up with American Express to create a month-long shop small celebration dubbed Happiest Hours—40 Sydney small businesses serving up 40 sweet deals. 

Save your hip pocket and contribute to fairtrade coffee practices by buying your morning brew at 7-Eleven. 

From food and fashion to beauty and beats, here's the design inpso you need to help you make space for the things that matter most.

We’re a tiny bit (read: a lot) obsessed with the work of Tom Gould. Born in Aotearoa and based in New York, the director-slash-photographer has won the world over with his emotive visual storytelling. 

This month, Sydney’s Western Harbour will become home to a brand spanking new open-air arts trail, Waterfront Whale Tales. 

Bring your wildest interior design fantasies to life at the mammoth IKEA Festival.

If you’re thinking of hosting your mates at your place soon, we’ve teamed up with Jacob’s Creek newest drop Lively Bunch—a deliciously crisp Pinot Noir that’s best served slightly chilled—to bring you a list of playful “chilled vibe” essentials that’ll liven up your laid-back feast in the best way possible. 

Find your new favourite artwork at Revealed, an online art market housing original, ethical artworks from more than 29 regional and remote WA Aboriginal art centres and emerging independent artists. 

Welcome to 30 Faces, a celebration of 30 individuals changing the world by 2030. A destination to unearth how they got here, what fuels their passion, and to educate and inspire your own journey towards a future made better. 

We sat down with Western Sydney artist Bianca Beers to chat about growing up in a Paris Hilton-inspired style era (we’re talking over-glossed lips, huge hoops and quilted handbags) and how her art has led her to embrace her colourful and confident style today. 

“Eclectic, colourful and over-accessorised” is how Sydney creator and digital artist Tara Chandra describes her style. Motivated by dressing differently and being unapologetically herself, Chandra's refreshing and playful approach to fashion is what catapulted her to social fame. 

We’re shining the spotlight on climate activists, First Nations rights advocates, eco innovators, sustainable fashion designers, disability rights champions, body positivity campaigners—anyone who is taking the leap to be the change they want to see. And now we want you to be part of the search to find our 30th face shaping the next decade. 

Check out our favourite sustainable bedding from Sheridan. 

Fact: The perfect evening is one filled with friends, wine and blissful sunsets. Sydney and Melbourne locals, you’re in luck; a new paint and sip masterclass is taking all your favourite things to new heights—literally.

City of Sydney is handing out 9700 free trees for your home—so work on that green thumb.

Wear your love for your favourite coffee spot, brewery, and pizza joint on your sleeve—literally. 

Skincare is getting a sustainable glow up. There’s new energy bubbling in 2022 with customers making conscious choices and brands who are transforming our skincare routines and beauty cabinets for the better. 

The immersive pop-up has everything from an outdoor art exhibition with a gigantic inflatable Hello Kitty to food specials like a Gudetama-inspired burger.

Summer has arrived and brought with it an abundance of sunshine, good times and sweet memories. We’re back to those iconic moments of getting dressed up for a night out, spending our weekends road tripping along the coast and enjoying good food in good company. 

Here at OB真人视讯, we often talk about how your fashion thirst shouldn’t cost the earth—and the same goes for your home. 

It’s that time of year again—Christmas is right around the corner and with it comes countless crazy sales and deals to lighten the load on your wallet as you stock up for the silly season. 

With summer fast approaching and bringing with it the perfect excuse to indulge in good food and good company, we caught up with Alex and Heleena to uncover their food styling and entertaining tips, and how they perfectly photograph their visual feasts with the help of the new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G available at Optus.

If you’re passionate about decor, cooking and chilli oil, then you’ve likely scrolled past one of Jessica Nguyen’s delicious recipes and stunning tablescapes on the ‘gram before. 

If there was ever a Christmas to treat your loved ones like the queens they are, this is it. Say it with us—I vow not to purchase a single boring bath bomb this year. Good. 

As we edge our way closer to the final chapters of 2021, a year dominated by snap lockdowns and subsequent digital connectivity, we sat down with Melbourne stylist and creative director Ella Murphy to discuss the future of fashion. 

From growing burgers in labs to paying for our groceries with cryptocurrency, technology continues to push its way into new realms of our everyday life. 

As we return for another week of lockdown programming, we’re taking time to be thankful for the things keeping us happy and sane. First up, it looks like runs and dog walking should be even nicer in the coming days with sunshine and good weather coming at you all week.

We’re succas for plants.

We’re rolling into week three of lockdown now—and though you might have resisted the urge to bake banana bread thus far, we reckon it’s time to hunker down and embrace all the at-home creativity possible, baking or otherwise.

The winners of The Circle Awards AUS & NZ 2021 have officially been announced, and our carts (and hearts) are full of sustainable swaps we never knew we needed.

A percentage of profits made will go towards the Asylum Seekers Centre.

If it’s a more full-bodied experience you’re after, here’s how you can pair the Brown Brothers Origin Series with local adventures to recreate an overseas holiday without leaving the country (or even leaving your house).

Hosted every year, the Houses Awards champion the country’s most jaw-droppingly beautiful homes. It’s become one of the country’s most prestigious architectural accolades—and the houses that make the shortlist are nothing short of extraordinary.

Remember Sydney’s monorail? Installed in 1988, it was ultimately torn down in 2013 and—like so much of our city’s transport infrastructure, it wasn’t exactly useful—but boy oh boy, was it novel.

Frantically trying to find the perfect Mother’s Day gift for your mum, aunt, gran, or any other special women in your life? Take a deep breath and forget the frenzy—we’ve got you covered this year. 

Opening today and running until June, UTS Gallery is presenting a survey exhibition of works from celebrated Gunditjmara artist Hayley Millar Baker.

From sleeping and waking, to how we appreciate colours, drive cars, watch Netflix, and appreciate art—light completely defines how we see the world. Sometimes completely seamless, other times super awe-inspiring, light has the power to colour a moment, change a memory, or charge up a mood. 

Spruce up your digs, thanks to The Revealed Market, a digital art emporium housing original, ethical artworks from more than 25 regional and remote WA Aboriginal art centres and emerging independent artists. 

Sydney truly has the lot when it comes to harnessing your green thumb and lil’ bit of plant power.

The coastal cool artworks by Mitch Revs are, in a word, gorgeous. Best known for his kaleidoscopic, cartoon-style depicting surfers doing handstands, blokes fishing, sweeping beaches and other quintessential Aussie scenes, Mitch has always reflected his Newcastle roots in his work. It’s this trademark style that’s won the hearts of many and secured his name in the art world. 

Running in conjunction with IWD and Art Month, the exhibition displays the works of Indigenous Australian women from across the country.

Claude Monet is one of the most famous names in the world of art. He was a part of the crew that founded the French impressionist movement, was fascinated by light, colour and changing seasons, and really (really) loved to paint water lilies. His work is peppered throughout major art institutions all around the world, but sadly, none reside here in Sydney.

In celebration of Frozen the Musical hitting Sydney, Cork & Canvas has launched a fresh new Frozen-themed paint and sip series that’ll allow you to recreate the magic and sparkle from the scenes of this Disney classic.

We sat down with singer and creative, Isabella Manfredi, to talk the one tip she swears by for finding a great rental, the item that makes her house feel like home, and how she’s been able to cultivate a beautiful and creative space in the heart of Sydney.

As both interiors lovers and renters, we’re constantly looking for inspiration and ideas for how we can update and decorate our homes in renter-friendly ways. 

We sat down with stylist Steve Cordony to chat all things interior design, how he feels about Gigi Hadid’s chaotic pasta cabinets, vintage Brad Pitt posters and ultimately, how to transform your space into a home office of your Pinterest dreams. 

If you’re in need of a little art, science, history, or ancient culture inspo, make a plan to visit Sydney’s newest public museum.

We sat down with Bondi photographer Rob Mulally to get his top phone photography tips and celebrating the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy S20 FE. Get ready, your Instagram game is going to be taken to the next level. 

Your go-to guide to what’s on the rise, and on the slide in culture right now. 

Willie The Boatman is a laidback brewpub with a whole range of tasty beers ready for the taking. This cruisy brewery also sports a whole lot of interior game with suspended plants, long beer hall tables, wooden booths, and a rotating line-up of some of Sydney’s best food trucks on the side too. Yes—he’s a serious contender for the best Sunday session ever.

Sydney Contemporary has been working hard on a digital edition. Revealed today, “Sydney Contemporary Presents 2020” is the result—a virtual world containing some 450 new artworks created by over 380 artists during 2020.

There are plenty of reasons people are getting seriously into the indoor plant game. Not only do they improve any lacklustre space by tenfold, but they also improve air quality and help to bring mindful calm to our every day. Sounds like a decent trade-off to us. 

Last week, Holly Ryan polished off the slick brass signage for her new Sydney HQ in leafy Surry Hills. True to form for the artist, the by-appointment-only, two-storey space is a serene destination, filled with greenery, art, jewellery and mid-century modern furniture.

Gone are the days where you’d skim the local classifieds for a cleaner, make a call, and hope to the heavens above that they’d do a decent job. The advent of rating systems means we’re almost guaranteed a good job when booking a service professional, but sometimes it’s easier just to go straight to the 4 stars and above section, and that’s while you’ll only find 4.4 ratings and above on Urban Company

It’s been dubbed the world’s most Instagrammable exhibition—selling out stints in Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, Las Vegas and Philadelphia—and it's back.

This toilet paper, made of recycled paper and bamboo, is all the three ply goodness your cheeks could need, and their 100 per cent sustainable ethos will keep your carbon footprint from going down the toilet. 

Sydney has been gifted with a huge new mural of legendary AFL player and all-around awesome human, Adam Goodes.

We’ve rounded up five seriously chic and comfortable pieces of furniture that will style up any home. 

If you’ve been resting your head on the same old, rock hard pillows and mattress that you have been for years now, we reckon it’s about time you finally invested in getting a good night’s sleep and rewarded yourself with an upgrade. 

As one of Sydney’s biggest hot-spots for all things clay-related, Clay Sydney is now a mecca of workshops, both in-studio and online.

Grab yourself a re-usable, vacuum insulated water bottle that is not only stylish but also eco-friendly for 20 per cent off. 

Ceramics, ramen and spaghetti crab bags just got that much easier.

Carriageworks, Sydney’s sprawling industrial-style arts precinct, last night announced it will go into voluntary administration. 

Within the layers of Holly Ryan’s eponymous jewellery label is fashion and art—but also a strong sense of respect for the planet and sustainability.

Start picking up your phones Sydney and adding to your cart, because you’re in a goldmine when it comes to home deliveries. Here are 7 things you didn't know you could get delivered in Sydney. 

You’ll want to order these bad boys once and flor-al.

One of the many ways we’re surviving and thriving in the depths of self-isolation is with a little retail therapy to support Aussie fashion labels, of course.

From vegan leather accessories to delicious crepes for homelessness, we round up the best of this year's ING Dreamstarters. 

Clay Sydney has decided to continue all of their epic ceramics classes and courses—but instead of hosting them on-site as per usual, the Marrickville Studio has found a way to bring the clay, the tools and the vibes to you.   

Crockd is all about getting out of your head and into your hands. It’s a DIY pottery kit that can be delivered right to your front door, so there’s no need to break quarantine to get your craft on. 

To inspire you to live an eco-conscious life, we’re bringing you a slew of bite-size tips to reduce your eco-footprint at home. 

There’s no shortage of exhibitions and creative workshops happening around Melbourne. But this month, Can’t Do Tomorrow has really gathered them all under one roof. From street art to breathtaking installation to art chats and workshops, trust us when we say that Can’t Do Tomorrow is truly the only thing you’ll need to attend this month to get your fill on creative inspiration.

Can’t Do Tomorrow is making things easy for us this month when it comes to keeping you up to speed on what’s cool, new and trending. Why? Because the new underground festival has assembled everything that’s cool, new and trending under one roof this month.

Whether you’re a home-owner, renter or still living at home, there’s no better feeling than channelling your inner Neil Whittaker and transforming your house into a stylish home. 

Forget about cherry-picking your gigs this month, because Melbourne’s hottest new festival—Can’t Do Tomorrow—is serving up fiery musical acts left and right. Not only is Can’t Do Tomorrow going all out in the street art scene, but the music lineup is not something to be scoffed at. With the likes of Melbourne legends TEYMORI and MzRizk, Triple j favourite Cool Out Sun, Australian dance music powerhouse DJ JNETT and more, Can’t To Tomorrow is about to become your ultimate February gig haven. And because we’ve always got your back, if you use the promo code URBANCDT when you book, you get $10 off your ticket cost.

You’ve probably already heard about Can’t Do Tomorrow, Melbourne’s new underground festival. And if you haven’t, here’s the quick lowdown: think 10 days packed with interactive installations, jaw-dropping street art, good vibes, hidden bars, live music, and the best part of it all: a chance to meet some of the peeps behind OB真人视讯 and mingle with other OB真人视讯ers as well.

Melbourne’s most anticipated underground festival—Can't Do Tomorrow—is kicking off next week and you won’t want to miss it when it hits. With more than 100 artists showcasing exclusive works, secret bars, live acts that’ll get your blood pumping and interactive exhibitions that’ll blow your mind, you best believe this baby is almost sold out. So if you haven’t bought your ticket yet, we strongly suggest you do so ASAP. Use the promo code URBANCDT to get $10 off your ticket cost.

We're just days away from street art festival Can't Do Tomorrow kicking off at The Facility in Kensington. And with the array of amazing artists at the festival, you'd be mad not to take advantage of the bargain price of $25 to get in. 

For the second year running, we’re unpacking Chinese New Year with the next-gen living in Sydney—a new band of creatives whose heritage filters through their work as they work to carve out a new identity. 

When it comes to a mini home makeover, people usually opt for a bedroom blitz or a lounge room level-up, however, we’re here to let you know that the humble bathroom revamp is where it’s at. Why check into a luxe hotel when your own bathroom can rival the best? Our thoughts exactly.

In December we announced that a new street art festival would be hitting Melbourne in 2020, and now, just over a month later we’ve got our hands on the epic line-up that Can’t Do Tomorrow will be bringing to The Facility in Kensington.

As the tiny house wave continues to surge, it only makes sense to have a festival dedicated entirely to these innovative abodes. And that’s where the Tiny House Carnival comes in.

We give you a taste of all the arty sights, shows and exhibitions you should be seeing this month.

On the 10th of December, Level 2 water restrictions took effect in Sydney, the Blue Mountains and the Illawarra. But what does that actually mean? And can you water your beloved house plants, or wash your car?

Melbourne is home to some of the finest street art produced in Australia.

There’s no denying Aussies are downright obsessed with Scandi culture—and rightly so. 

Between all the pavlova, drinks, tinsel, and gifts, we tend to consume to excess—but a sustainable Christmas doesn’t mean it has to be any less magical.

We’ll be honest, they had us at rooftop market.

Whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone else, let this be your guide to a more sustainable Christmas.

For all the wannabe plant parents out there, consider this your indoor plant bible.

They’re here just in time for Christmas and completely free.

Headed by animation legend Hayao Miyazaki, Studio Ghibli has created renowned works inspired by the traditions of folklore and fantasy in Japanese art and to honour this, the Art Gallery Of NSW is dedicating an entire month to screening the studio’s most iconic films. 

We caught up with the art superstar at the opening of Japan Supernatural, and the big reveal of his explosive new artwork for the Art Gallery of NSW.

And this time, it’s adding a laneway party into the mix.

And it’s packed to the rafters with 130 emerging and independent artists.

Now, in an Aussie first that takes sustainable practices to a whole new level, the land of your interior dreams has announced it’s kicking off a nation-wide buy-back service.

This week, 96 artists from more than 25 countries were announced as part of the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, which is set to take over the city from March through to June next year.