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The abstract wonders of artist Jen Sievers

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We love the thrill of discovering yet another amazing artist. One whose designs excite, delight and colour our world, just as artist Jen Sievers...
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Iconic Australian images captured by Broadsheet Editions

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Call us biased, but we live in a truly beautiful country! And no one has captured these iconic Australian images better than the past...
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Bringing beautiful, affordable artwork into the home with Boho Art & Styling

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Artwork can really bring a room to life, give it soul and be a reflection of your personality. But often, it can be an...
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Bluethumb launches their very first art gallery space in Melbourne

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We've long been fans of Australia's largest online art gallery, Bluethumb and now there's even more to love. After 7 years of being exclusively...
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The myriad of creativity and colour that is Sage x Clare

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Sage x Clare has long been on our radar for their dreamy textiles that embrace colour, texture and prints unlike any brand we've seen....
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Explore the stunning artisan hand printed textiles by Walter G

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Lusting after some new cushions or textiles for your home that are anything but mainstream? We recently discovered the hand printed textiles by Walter...
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Artist spotlight: Custom upholstery artist, Kerri Hollingworth, breathes new life into old furniture

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Today we chat with Kerri Hollingworth, the interior designer who takes custom upholstery to the next level, creating bespoke works of art out of...
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Australian artists and makers to shine at Decor + Design

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Decor + Design is Australia's No.1 interiors trade event. Together with the Australian International Furniture Fair (AIFF), the shows feature 500+ brands under one...
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