Summer calls us on a botanic discovery, one we’ve been busy creating in the studio. From collected vintage botanical illustrations we’ve delved into the intricate beauty of orchids, irises and daisies, that celebrate the rich history of recording the exotic floral world.

We’ve reimagined these archival finds into soft, tiled prints across charcoal and white. Styles built to move with your day, designed for ease, adventure and a touch of botanical history.

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As light shifts and the air begins to warm, we're looking outward, to landscapes, waterways and coastlines that shape the season ahead. A new story is beginning, one grounded in place and the introduction to artist, Margaret Jeane.

We've been admiring Margaret's work from afar for many years. Her landscapes and still life paintings have a light, intuitive touch, painted in palettes that feel both wild and calm. She works from a mountain-side studio in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and finds inspiration in time spent in Utah, where the diverse Rocky Mountain landscape shapes her loose, whimsical hand.

Together, we've created Mountain Range: soft mountain light, sweeping horizons and the unapologetic beauty of nature, translated into our first drop of the season.

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Summer arrives with lightness and memory, drawing from Susan Ngwarraye Philomac’s vivid recollections of Spring Creek, north east of Mparntwe / Alice Springs.

The shimmer of water, soft pinks of desert blooms, the gentle greens of Country after rain. Susan’s stories of walking, hunting, gathering and watching animals come to drink at the creek inspire a palette rooted in place and movement.

Susan Ngwarraye Philomac (Alyawarre) has lived all her life between her mother’s and father’s Country, north east of Mparntwe. She grew up learning the songs, stories and dances for her Country from the senior women in her community, and paints her memories of the places she loves. Susan paints with Artists of Ampilatwatja, an Aboriginal-owned and governed art centre on Aherrenge Country, established in 1999. 

A soft, joyful collaboration, and one we can’t wait to share with you.

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Spring brings the promise of warmer days ahead, and we’re getting ready to welcome them in.

Our next chapter takes us island hopping to the coastal town of Waihi Beach, Aotearoa, where we’ve collaborated with Ngai Te Rangi artist Lisa Billing of Hey Maker Studio.

Lisa celebrates domestic island life in her work, vases of tropical flowers, abundant fruit bowls and hand painted signs, and we’ve translated it into a collection built for warm days ahead.

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