Styled by Lisa Green
This season, Lisa Green brings warmth into her Byron Bay living room with our Art House cushions. A palette of rich chocolate, rust and earthy browns layered against soft neutrals creates depth and balance, while bold pattern and texture add a sense of movement. The result is a space that feels grounded, lived-in and quietly refined - a natural shift into the season ahead.
This season, Lisa Green brings warmth into her Byron Bay living room with our Art House cushions. A palette of rich chocolate, rust and earthy browns layered against soft neutrals creates depth and balance, while bold pattern and texture add a sense of movement. The result is a space that feels grounded, lived-in and quietly refined - a natural shift into the season ahead.
On the journal
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.
Some things take time. This one took two years. We expand our linen bedding collection - French flax linen, stonewashed for softness from night one, made to last and only get better.
As the season shifts, so does the way we gather. Our latest tableware collection leans into a layered approach, mixing colour, pattern and texture in a relaxed, considered way.
