From Three Over Six to the cover of Way of the World.

The Australian Financial Review visits Mars Marsanic’s world of collectable cars, tracing a long-held fascination with motoring.

An afternoon with the house’s runway pieces, woven leather and objects for the home.

Mars Marsanic speaks with Boulevard about the fashion that holds our attention and the pieces that come to define an era.

W Magazine profiles Mira Chai Hyde and the career in grooming that has made her a presence behind some of Hollywood’s most familiar faces.

Three Over Six hosted Centuria Bass in Double Bay for a day of Lallier Champagne, a Trudon sensory experience and guest speakers.

Fashion, jewellery and shared ideas at the Wedded Network’s Sydney launch.

The Australian Business Journal reports on the launch of the Wedded Wonderland Network and its plans for the wedding industry.

The Local Project explores Aomura Studio’s design for Three Over Six, looking at the architecture that gives the collections their setting.

Forbes Australia considers Three Over Six’s approach to luxury, through a feature on the quiet consumer.

The Australian Financial Review steps inside a Sydney penthouse where harbour views share the setting with a wardrobe of fashion.

Three houses, a shared table and an evening of tasting in Double Bay.

Art, design and heritage handbags at Hyde Park Barracks.

High jewellery and a shared table, at a private residence in Sydney.

Art and objects, brought into the rooms of Sirius.

The familiar pleasures of a well-set table and a room made personal.

Three Over Six contributed a wardrobe and objects for the home to Sirius Penthouse, from Lou Hansell garment hangers to Hermès porcelain and Avalon blankets.

A wardrobe considered as part of the home.