Interior Design

At Marra + Yeh, we love a challenge – we bring people together, illuminate a way forward and get things done. Design is our tool to simplify complexity and create new possibilities. Together we challenge the status quo, provide alternative options and strive for maximum impact – we collectively examine all kinds of problems in novel and provocative ways to help our clients succeed. Our approach blends Eastern sensibilities, European sophistication and Australian ingenuity with specific place histories, creating truly unique outcomes on every project. See more at marrayeh.com

An emerging resin artist, living and working in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales in Australia with my partner and 2 fur babies. Originally from suburban Melbourne, I grew up dreaming of becoming an artist, building and creating artworks that would make me (and hopefully others) smile. I discovered Resin Art after moving to the Blue Mountains where I took advantage of the world slowing down, allowing me time to daydream and get creative. Many of my artworks are inspired by local flora and fauna and the beautiful Australian landscapes while others are created from colourful daydreams. The sometimes-unpredictable nature of resin pouring means that there are often times when the pieces turn out nothing like what I had planned and 80% of the time they are even better. The abstract flow of the resin and the weights in the pigments mean each of the pieces have a depth to them that requires an appreciation in person. I hope you find a piece of my artwork that you want in your home or office as a statement piece that will bring a smile to your face whenever you look at it. Thank you for supporting this small business and independent artist.

I am an Artist based in the beautiful Blue Mountains, west of Sydney Australia. Being a child of the Mid Century, I’ve held a lifelong fascination with modernist design and hope my work continues to convey that era’s strong sense of optimism, fun and happiness, traits that are somewhat lacking in these current times. On leaving school I trained in drafting and worked for a time in the Australia Square offices of Australia’s foremost modernist architect Harry Seidler. This led to a fascination with the geometric form and modernism which I explored through painting, dance and graphic design. I worked with my husband Timothy for many years in our entertainment company Achieving the Impossible, travelling and performing Magic and Illusion Shows extensively in Australia and abroad. As well as performing, I was responsible for costume, prop and set design as well as using my design skills in publicity and promotional material. Highlights included performing as the opening act for many entertainment legends including – James Taylor, Whoopie Goldberg and Shirley MacLaine. My larger paintings are currently Geometric Abstractions in acrylic. These explore the Perception of Movement, Shifting Planes and Points of Focus. There is an intersection between Op-Art, Hard-edge Geometric Abstraction and Colour Field painting that I love, and my larger works reflect this. As a Printmaker I spent many years exploring the “Reduction Process,” also known as “suicide prints.” I am currently producing Limited Edition Minimalist Block Prints in a Modernist style. Please visit my website or Instagram feed for recent work, news and invitations to Exhibitions & Open Studio Days.

Great design isn’t just an outcome, it’s an experience – we make it joyful, fulfilling & fun. If you’re looking to sell, lease, or makeover your house, time is short, and stress is high. So here’s what you need to know about The Curation Co interior decorators. Our goal is to get you what you want – whether it’s smashing local real estate records, booking out your Airbnb, or creating an elegant living space for your family. We won’t white-wash your interior or push out-of-budget furniture on you, and we definitely won’t force you to part with your favourite antique armchair. We’ll simply work with you to uncover your vision and then take you on a creative and joyful ride to bring it to life.

Kirrily has been living and working on Dharug and Gundungurra land in the mid Blue Mountains for around 16 years. With past lives as a graphic designer and then a bag/accessories/homewares designer and maker, the need for some dining chairs led to a new chapter in furniture upholstery and restoration. Blending pattern drafting, sewing, design, a million small details and working with her hands, upholstery provides new challenges and education every day and satisfies her relentless curiosity about how things are made and if they can be made better. Kirrily mostly undertakes custom reupholstery and restoration work for clients, bringing their much loved pieces of furniture back to life. The pieces with personal history are her favourites because they always have interesting stories attached to them and mean so much to people. She also considers it an absolute privilege to work on iconic designs when they come into the studio. Custom upholstery is an antidote to the trend driven and profit focused world of fast furniture and mass production. It's personal, it's considered, it's better for the environment, it's higher quality and there is an inexplicable delight in the process. For more information and to obtain an estimate please visit the website www.needlevsthread.com

Leura based designer, Dannielle Parisi-Preston, has a wealth of knowledge and expertise, having worked in residential and commercial design sectors for over 25 years. Dannielle is qualified in interior design and building design. The services she provides include colour consultation, renovation of existing homes, sustainable custom house design, bathroom & kitchen design, and more. We offer flexibility to work with your preferred builder and tradesmen, or we are happy to suggest trusted tradesmen that we have established a working relationship. The practice has completed works throughout Sydney, Blue Mountains, Central Coast and more. Click on the website to see more…