Lara and Caitlin from Melbourne based print studio Ink and Spindle are known for their native Australian prints. They created this new Zaishu seat / table for us just in time for Christmas.

Melbourne based illustrator Paula Mills at home with her limited edition Zaishu seat / table. Only 5 available at the Big Design Market Dec 5.

I love to work with timber. This sculpture project I did uses 11 hand lathed cedar poles installed outside Lentil As Anything at the Abbotsford Convent in Melbourne . Thanks Prachi Lai  and Peter Lawson for the wood turning.

Upstairs in this Brunswick warehouse is illustrator Beth Emily’s creative studio. Beth’s new monochrome drawings are inspired by the textures of Uluru and a departure from her well known naturalist bird illustrations. I’m wrapped that Beth is launching this new work on a Zaishu seat / table for the world to see. We will have a signed and limited edition of only 4 available at 10am on Dec 5 at The Big Design Market.

This custom silver Florence Broadhurst Zaishu was made for our 2005 launch in Milan. Sadly there aren’t any available… I would love one myself. The photo is by it’s proud owner, Alison Brookbanks.

A friend once told me there was a clever bushland shipping container house just north of Melbourne. When I drove down ceramic artist Bridget Bodenham’s driveway I discovered it is her home and studio created by her mother 17 years ago. What an amazing place. Bridget baked me a vegan cake and we chatted about everything. It took a few weeks and several attempts to work out how to translate Bridget’s ceramic designs onto a Zaishu seat / table but I think we nailed it. We have a signed and numbered limited edition of 4 ready for sale exclusively at The Big Design Market at 10am on Dec 5.