The interior design of former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke’s home is nothing short of spectacular. The five-storey glass-and-steel complex towers over the sparkling water of Sydney’s Sugarloaf Bay, with each room expertly crafted to reflect the personalities of its inhabitants. From the grand entrance hall to the cosy reading nook, every corner of the house exudes elegance, sophistication, and style. I am grateful for the opportunity Nina Maya Interiors give my work featured in the home of a former prime minister known for his unifying bravura.

- Nina Maya Interiors: Prime Minister
- Vogue Living Article
- Photography: Felix Forest
- Styling: Joseph Gardner

Featured in both Vogue Living and Architectural Digest, I am delighted to have my sculptures permanently reside in the home of Sophie Ashby and Charlie Casely-Hayford, one of London's most talented and creative power-couples. Their stunning residence is a breathtaking testament to their unique sense of style and history.

Sophie's background in art history and interior design shines through in every corner of their home, from the bold and vivid colours she injects into the space to the sophisticated shades that balance them out. Charlie’s family history is just as impressive, with his great-grandfather J.E. Casely Hayford having been a pioneer of Pan-African politics and civil rights activism. Charlie joined his late father, the esteemed British fashion designer Joe Casely Haford, in launching the luxury menswear label Casely Hayford London, a brand based on English sartorialism and British anarchy. I am struck by the sense of harmony and contrast that Sophie's design evokes, a feeling that Charlie’s late father would have called ‘harmonious discord’. But to me it’s simply an incredible expression of creativity and style that invites conversation and engagement. It’s clear that creativity and innovation run deep in this family, and I feel privileged to have a small part in their incredible story.   

- Studio Ashby Website & Instagram
- Vogue Living Article
- Architectural Digest Article

Situated in the new creative hub of Cultiver Goods HQ, YSG Studio's impeccable attention to detail created an environment that perfectly balances the elegance of an Italian villa with a contemporary Antipodean style. I am thrilled to see such seamless harmony between my artistic vision and the inviting atmosphere evoked by the textured details and hand-painted floors. 

Thank you, Cultiver Goods and YSG Studio, for bringing this incredible space to life.  It is a milestone to have my work featured in the iconic The Local Project magazine.  

- YSG studio: Cultiver Goods HQ  
- The Local Project Issue 8: Refinement
- Photography: Prue Ruscoe

The Dulux Colour Forecast is one of the most highly anticipated events in the world of colour and interior design. The annual trend report predicts the colours set to influence interiors globally for the year ahead. The 2022 forecast featured three palettes inspired by the natural world to evoke a sense of joy and connection.

My vessels were chosen to be part of the Restore palette, which comprises gentle, earthy neutrals and more rugged, natural hues such as buttercream, pumice, and moss. These colours reflect a sense of minimalism and tranquillity, providing a soothing backdrop for our constantly changing lives. The palette is designed to awaken our innate need for authentic connection and experience, and I am honoured to have contributed to this vision.

The Dulux Colour Forecast 2022 was developed by a team of experts, including Dulux colour specialist Davina Harper and Bree Leech. The team drew on insights from seminars such as The Future Lab and Colour Hive, forecast reports, and engagements with international brands to create a forward-thinking and exciting vision for the future of colour.
 
- Colour Forecaster and Stylist: Bree Leech
- Colour/Design Specialist: Davina Harper
- Photography: Lisa Cohen
- Collaborator: Michelle Halford & webiste

Alexander House, created by Alexander & Co, challenges preconceived notions of what a home should be and showcases their commitment to total circular economics and environmental innovation. I am honoured to have my ceramic sculptures be part of such an bespoke and incredible project that truly embodies the spirit of place.

The house serves as a state-of-the-art design laboratory and co-working hub that feels like a true home. It is inspiring to see the use of reclaimed materials, the integration of photovoltaic systems, the 22000-litre tanks for rainwater harvesting, Subpod worm farms, and carbon-neutral masonry bricks.

I am grateful to be included in a project that values collaboration with design teams, craftspeople, and members of the community. It's exciting to see how Alexander House continues to push the boundaries of future-forecasted design, which has been recognized through multiple accolades, including a prestigious Architizer A+ Award, an InDesignLive INDE.Award, and the House & Garden Top 50 Kitchen and Room of the Year.

Seeing my sculptures in this incredible space is a true honor and inspires me to continue to push my own artistic boundaries to create pieces that fit seamlessly within such a unique and innovative environment. Alexander House truly is a one-of-a-kind project that showcases the potential for a sustainable and environmentally-conscious future in architecture and design.

- Alexander House Website & Instagram
- The Local Project Article
- Arch Daily Article