Jordan Fleming is an Australian designer working across furniture, lighting and sculptural objects. She founded her practice in 2018, drawing on a background in cabinetmaking and interior design.

Her work sits between utility and ornament - shaped by a long interest in how materials behave. She also designs for Objects for Thought and New Volumes. Featured in Vogue Living, Sight Unseen and The Local Project.

Tantri Mustika is a Melbourne-based ceramic artist working with hand-stained and marbled clays - surfaces that read like natural stone. Her palette is colourful but earthy.

The work draws on the natural world and personal memory, built up through layered texture, motif and repetition. The hand marks stay visible, a practice rooted in the idea that imperfection is where character lives.

Dean Toepfer is a Kaurna/Adelaide-based furniture, object and lighting designer. His multidisciplinary studio moves across product design, private and public commissions, and speculative exhibition pieces - work shaped by his surroundings and the conversations around him.

A long-running interest in how materials, suppliers and processes come together runs through the practice, with each piece worked out in collaboration with the makers behind it.

Locki Humphrey (they/them) is an Australian designer working in contemporary furniture and lighting. Their practice centres on minimal intervention, craft and sustainabilit, using recycled materials, designing for deconstruction, and championing Australian manufacturing. Each piece is worked out across material, colour, texture and proportion.

Beci Orpin is a Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist, designer and author whose work is united by colour, shape and optimism. She has collaborated with Apple, Google and the Australian Ballet, and led workshops at the NGV, Craft Victoria and Melbourne Design Week.

Solo exhibitions include Lamington Drive and Shepparton Art Museum. In 2024, she completed a giant soft toy rabbit for the Immigration Museum - her largest installation to date. She has also authored and illustrated 11 books.

Bobby Clark is an artist whose shapes, lines and palette have become part of Melbourne's visual language. Her work moves between art, design and fashion - minimalism that feels emotional, collected across Australia and internationally.

Brahman Perera is a Melbourne-based interior designer and creative director, known for richly layered, narrative-driven interiors that sit at the intersection of art, object and architecture. Since founding his practice in 2020, he has worked across residential, hospitality and retail projects throughout Australia, bringing together bespoke furniture, collectible objects and expressive materials.

His work has been recognised with IDEA and Belle Magazine Interior Design Awards, and he was named Emerging Designer of the Year and included in Vogue Living's VL50.

Rosanna Ceravolo is an architect and founder of Studio Ceravolo, a multidisciplinary practice spanning architecture, interior, furniture and object design. Her architectural work centres on spatial experience; her design work begins with a single material, letting its qualities and limits shape each piece. Both are made at human scale, for daily life.

Distilled founder narratives into cohesive studio origin story Alta is an Australian furniture studio founded during the pandemic - a response to long lead times, high mark-ups, and the absence of local alternatives.

Alistair Tait brings 15 years of industrial and interior design across Melbourne and London. Steve Andreae brings 45 years in the Australian furniture industry, including founding Jardan Design in 1986. Together, they make the furniture they couldn't find.

Marta Figueiredo is an Australian–Portuguese multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Naarm/Melbourne, working across object-based design, sculpture, installation and public art.

Recent presentations include NGV (Melbourne Now), Milan Design Week and Métaphores Hermès, Paris. In 2024 she received the Australian Furniture Design Award for Chronicles of Resilience, presented by NGV, JamFactory and Stylecraft.

Kelly Thompson is a Melbourne-based multidisciplinary designer who began her career as a photographer before falling into illustration, styling, and most recently product design. She champions local manufacturing and independent makers; her products are made in Melbourne by makers she first met while running her former store, maker's mrkt.

In 2026 she launches K.Thompson, a brand led by her love of colour, play and everyday embellishment, founded on the idea of never saving objects for special occasions.

Anastasia La Fey is a multidisciplinary artist from the Adelaide Hills, now based on Wurundjeri country in Naarm/Melbourne. Her practice spans textile work, inhabitable sculpture, tactile installation and photographic works

Often ephemeral, often environmental, and often built through collaboration.