Ambassadors

Donna Sharam is known for her vibrant, colour-driven style, creating joyful, expressive works full of energy and personality. Her signature use of colour brings everyday tableware to life, designed to be enjoyed, gifted and collected.

Pete Cromer is known for his bold, playful style, bringing Australian wildlife to life through vibrant colour and textured collage. Instantly recognisable and widely loved, his designs transform everyday tableware into expressive, collectable pieces.

For many years, Maxwell & Williams has proudly partnered with the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, translating its rich botanical archives into beautifully crafted homewares. Inspired by historic illustrations of Australian flora, each piece honours the detail and heritage of the Gardens while bringing enduring natural beauty to everyday living.

Eloise Short is an Australian artist and illustrator based in the Blue Mountains, drawing inspiration from native flora and fauna. With a background in textile design and visual art, her work is recognised for its delicate detail and has featured across homewares, fashion and publishing both locally and internationally.

Katherine Castle creates highly detailed wildlife artworks using mixed media, inspired by the world around her and shaped by years of practice. Known for her distinctive style, she captures Australian wildlife with depth and precision.

The art of abstract.

An abstract artist based in Newcastle, Prudence De Marchi brings a bold, expressive style to every collaboration from fervent strokes of colour to considered geometric and organic forms. Drawing inspiration from nature, architecture, design, music and fashion, her work has been collected internationally and featured on The Block, with collaborations spanning fashion, fragrance and homewares.