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“I have itchy fingers,” says designer Lucy McNamara. “I love to create and make with my hands.” This desire to get creative has always been present - from a Fine Arts degree to working in film and ...
Read moreDESIGNER + RETAILER KATRIARNA RODGERS
After years of working as a designer for a European furniture company, Katriarna Rodgers was ready to start her own interiors company. Together with her partner Thomas Towhidi, who comes from an ac...
Read more"As a child I always enjoyed designing and making things, which generally made a big mess and drove my mother nuts!" says Polly Harbison. After spending most of her childhood living in the Souther...
Read moreAfter studying classical ballet and dance, and working in marketing for the music industry, Kerrie-Ann Jones decided to take a leap of faith two years ago and change jobs and industries. She starte...
Read moreThe experience of living in a home as a child designed by architect Peter Stutchbury had a profound effect on Rachel Hudson. Her parents slept in a pavilion in the bush while Rachel and her two sib...
Read moreFive years is a long time in retail these days, especially with the advent of online shopping. However, Vanessa Kidwell, the owner of LivedIn Coogeehas not only survived what has been a tough time ...
Read moreARCHITECT KATHRYN ROBSON AND INTERIOR ARCHITECT CHRIS RAK
On Kathryn Robson’s first day studying architecture at university the lecturer warned that there were more architects driving cabs than working in their chosen profession. He told the students that...
Read moreWhen Melbourne-based interior designer Susie Cohen travelled with her family while she was growing up, they didn't take a camera. Instead her father captured their experiences through quick pen an...
Read moreMelbourne architect Mel Bright of MAKE almost became an engineer, following in the footsteps of her “quite rational” family. However, she changed her university preferences at the last minute beca...
Read more“The first experience that made me consider photography as a possibility, and I believe started some sort of fascination, was when I read the book Rapporteur de guerre by Patrick Chauvel, who was a...
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