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Wanderlust and wilderness: The modern quilted textile art from Excell Quilt Co

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One form of artwork we don't see enough of are quilted wall hangings. So when we saw the modern quilted textile art creations by...
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The playful, hand drawn watercolour artworks from Harvey Walker Studio

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When looking at art sends you into a summer holiday day dream, it's definitely something we want more of. And that's exactly what Sylvia...
Interiors

The inspirational story behind The New Devine’s vibrant Australian artworks

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With such a gorgeous array of vibrant Australian artworks, it's hard to describe our favourite element of The New Devine. Created by Claire Devine,...
Art

The abstract florals and landscapes from Canadian artist, Kelly Dean

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Today's artist hails all the way from Alberta, Canada. A lover of nature and the great outdoors, Kelly Dean paints what she sees. And...
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Abstract still life paintings with a soft, pastel colour palette from Art by Ally S

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Living out of the city has given Ally Spasic from Art by Ally S all the inspiration she needs. Her designs feature a soft,...
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The colourful, textural delights from artist AM Coolick

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Today's talented artist joins us all the way from Arlington, Virginia in the USA. Her works of art are bold, bright, wonderfully colourful and...
Living room

Design inspo: Beautiful bohemian living rooms and how to pull off the look

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The bohemian style is taking over interiors and why not?! It's a melting pot of colour, texture and pattern that embraces a blending of...
Art

Colourful fun and textural joy from tapestry artist, Pi Williams

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Bright, vibrant and full of texture, there's so much to love about the works of tapestry artist Pi Williams. From the second we discovered...
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