Art House
Art House is a celebration of art, colour and the joy of expression in the home.
Inspired by some of Bonnie’s favourite moments in art and design history, the collection draws on the way art has shaped textiles, interiors and the spaces we live in. From the bold geometry of Bauhaus weaving and the playful asymmetry of 1980s Memphis design, to layered, art-filled homes where pattern and colour are collected over time, Art House embraces a confident, creative approach to decorating.
Throughout the collection, references move fluidly between fine art, craft and everyday beauty. Graphic designs draw on geometric form, playful asymmetry and vintage patterning, while bold colour brings energy and movement across the range.
Nature and nostalgia soften the collection through painterly florals and garden-inspired motifs. Influenced by wild landscapes and cottage gardens, these designs introduce a romantic, tactile counterpoint to the more structured styles, adding warmth and a sense of calm.
Underlying it all is the influence of Fauvism - a movement that prioritised pure, brilliant colour and emotional expression over realism. This spirit runs through Art House: colour is joyful and unapologetic, forms are simplified, and designs are guided by feeling as much as form.
The result is a collection that feels collected rather than curated; artful pieces designed to be layered, lived with and loved, bringing creativity and colour into everyday spaces.
Art House is a celebration of art, colour and the joy of expression in the home.
Inspired by some of Bonnie’s favourite moments in art and design history, the collection draws on the way art has shaped textiles, interiors and the spaces we live in. From the bold geometry of Bauhaus weaving and the playful asymmetry of 1980s Memphis design, to layered, art-filled homes where pattern and colour are collected over time, Art House embraces a confident, creative approach to decorating.
Throughout the collection, references move fluidly between fine art, craft and everyday beauty. Graphic designs draw on geometric form, playful asymmetry and vintage patterning, while bold colour brings energy and movement across the range.
Nature and nostalgia soften the collection through painterly florals and garden-inspired motifs. Influenced by wild landscapes and cottage gardens, these designs introduce a romantic, tactile counterpoint to the more structured styles, adding warmth and a sense of calm.
Underlying it all is the influence of Fauvism - a movement that prioritised pure, brilliant colour and emotional expression over realism. This spirit runs through Art House: colour is joyful and unapologetic, forms are simplified, and designs are guided by feeling as much as form.
The result is a collection that feels collected rather than curated; artful pieces designed to be layered, lived with and loved, bringing creativity and colour into everyday spaces.
On the journal
The most interesting homes rarely come together all at once. They are collected slowly, shaped by memorable pieces with stories we gather along the way. A cushion featuring a significant flower, a ...
Our hand-painted garden florals are finding their way onto French linen bedding. Soft layers, slow mornings, coming soon.
There's a particular kind of quiet you find in a garden. Pressed flowers, watercolour swatches, sketches of billowing roses. We can't wait to share it with you!
Step inside Ruby Shields’ Melbourne home and discover her approach to colour, pattern, layering and creating interiors that feel personal and lived in.
