Image provided by Young & Battaglia – Photographer Max Jamieson A few years ago I interviewed an amazing designer from my hometown in the...

I recently posted on felt designer Barbera Keal and her fantastical headwear… the envy of every child’s dressing up box. Barbara has kind...

Before I begin my journey from San Diego to San Francisco, I thought I would keep you in suspense for a couple more days to share a littl...

It’s Friday and time for another interview with one of the fab creatives that I have featured on my little blog.  Mark Coulson and Hannah...

Friday is with us again and that can only mean one thing, time for an interview with another fantastic creative in the world of design an...

When I posted on the father and daughter duo that make up the UK based funky wallpaper company Beware The Moon last year, I should have r...

A few weeks ago I posted on Melbourne designer, Creator and Artist Moya Delany.  In between a busy work load and a stifling heat wave in ...

Photographer Max Jamieson I recently posted on the amazing faux cow hide rugs created by design duo Young and Battaglia. As I delved in t...

One of my favourite stores in Sydney has to be Doug Up On Bourke Street…. many an hour can be lost looking around at all the amazing find...

Janetta Kerr-Grant is a Melbourne based ceramics artist.  Originally training as a painter, before going into journalism, Janetta found t...

Last year I posted on Le Sorelle a business which was created by four sisters and their parents in Tuscany Italy. Gemma and her mother ha...

You may recall one of my Friday interviews late last year was with the lovely Adam Jones from Sydney Wallpaper company Quercus & Co.  Wel...

One of my favourite streets in Sydney is William Street, in the suburb of Paddington.  It has lots of gorgeous boutique shops, a little I...

What, where and/or who inspires you? “Imperfection, the beauty in things that are irregular and not perfect. Inspiration is all around yo...

A couple of weeks ago I posted on the beautiful work of Bethany Linz who has worked as a designer for the Fabric house Mokum and collabor...

Friday is here again and it is time to put on the kettle and make yourself a nice cup of tea for another interview with a creative partne...

It is fair to say I love Tasmanian born Tara Badcock’s work, and it has featured in a few posts as testament to that.  So I am very excit...

Well it is Friday again… hooray and time for another interview with one of the wonderful artists, creatives and designers that I have fea...

Well I have decided that I am going to dedicate Fridays to a different style of blog.  A few wonderful artists, creatives and designers t...