Artful Weave Interiors
Art for everyday wonder — in everyday spaces
Artful Weave brings original artworks into everyday spaces — calling the wild and living world in through wallpaper and textiles.
Designed to be visceral, tactile, and lived with.
Wallpaper
Traditional Art Form, New Designs.
In March this year, my friend Camille and I installed my Woven Time wallpaper around some beautiful double doors in the new Living Space Studio Gallery in Newhaven. We’d never done it before, and I’m not going to pretend we found it easy. Yet we both put our hands up to do it again, for Rachel’s installation of Blue Diamond next door in Island Healing.
And now I get to be in the space and experience how this living artwork is experienced by our visitors, what they see in it, how it makes them feel, whether they want to live with it or just enjoy it as it is. I see their eyes widen in surprise, recognition, often amazement, as they realise what they are looking at — an opportunity to bring living worlds differently into our homes. To bring the outside, in — as artworks, companions, teachers, resources, inspirations.
I offer all Artful Weave designs with this intention and invitation — to explore, and possibly deepen, your embodied encounters with the animate worlds you love and, through this, find new possibilities for co-living.
Original artworks at wallpaper scale, the repeat designs are immersive and alive, designed to be lived with, to restore, and to re-enchant.
“Our new feature wall, Blue Diamond, captures the living water of Ventnor Beach right here on Phillip Island — magnified into something that feels sacred. Art that holds you before we even say hello.”
Wallpapers are printed to order, custom sized to your wall. A 25% discount applies when ordering two or more 10m rolls. International orders welcome.d.
Featured Design
Salt Flowers is an invitation to look again — to celebrate it, touch it, even sleep with it.
Seaweed phobic?
I arrived afraid of seaweed, as many people are, because we cannot see what's underneath it and/or because we recoil viscerally at the idea of its physical touch. And yet, moving to Millowl, I discovered beauties in some of my favourite shades, with almost infinite filament patterns that mirror rivers from the sky and the capillary beds just under my skin. Falling delicately in love, I learnt more about what it gives to us as members of its living worlds. I wondered if we could learn to live differently with it, to acknowledge any discomfort and deepen our co-living …
Salt Flowers Doona Cover. Dive deeper (press play).
Textiles
Artwork you’ll love to touch
Textiles for me are all about touch, the tactile, feeling the fabric against my fingers or simply wishing I could. Of course colour, pattern, and even texture bring me into visual relationship with cloth, in the same immersive dream of longing and pleasure. I love what it feels like when multiple senses are engaged at the same time, when I am called to be present with cloth as if it were alive. I know in these moments there is life in the space between us.
As a lover of the ocean I don’t take textile production lightly. If I am bringing new textiles into the world I insist they come with quality — ideally artisan care and love — and with print to order as much as possible. I make considered but imperfect choices about suppliers in an imperfect system, balancing quality with labour rights, environmental impacts, shipping distance, time, capacity, and price, and I’m committed to transparency about the choices I make. If there is something you want to know more about, I will tell you what I know.
Textiles have always been an art form. I believe that remembering this has potential to change how we live with and consume them.
Artful Weave explores many forms of relational co-living, through abstract organic forms drawn from Millowl’s coast. From the patterns on mineral rocks to the light on tide at dusk, the designs are available on tablecloths, bedding, and natural fabrics by the metre.
My original paintings are available as fine art prints on stretched fabric, as well as cushions, tea towels, and custom items on request. The Studio Gallery is my testing ground for these products, as it’s where I get to touch the cloth myself, and to see and hear directly what resonates most strongly. Come and visit if you can, or get in touch to explore what calls you.
Butterfly captures a moment of stillness, a small companion at rest on a branch heavy with amber sap, hovering between the natural and the dreamlike. Dark wings marked in cream and white, glossy leaves, the slow drip of resin, preparing for flight.
This hemmed tablecloth is made from a premium cotton–linen fabric with a natural woven texture that gives printed designs depth and softness.
This tablecloth is 1.7 × 1.32m, cut from the printed fabric and finished by me with a stitched double-fold hem with mitred corners. It works beautifully on round and oval tables (as pictured), as well as standard tables within these dimensions — and custom sizes can be made to order.
Printed using water-based pigment ink directly onto fabric — a dry process that uses no water and produces no waste ink during printing. The bright white base enhances colour vibrancy and depth, allowing the full range of tones in the print to come through with exceptional clarity. The slub weave gives the fabric surface a natural, tactile texture, with enough structure for everyday use, making it well suited to tablecloths, runners, napkins, cushions, curtains, wall hangings, tea towels and other home accessories.
Fabric composition: 65% organic cotton, 25% recycled cotton, 10% linen
Fabric weight: 250gsm
Fabric width: 135cm
Production: printed and finished in London, UK in a zero-to-landfill facility using 100% renewable energy
Certification: OEKO-TEX Standard 100 — certified free from harmful substances; inks meet GOTS 6.0 and REACH requirements; EN71-3 compliant for child safety
Durability: Martindale test result 35,000+ rubs — rated for heavy everyday use
Saltwoven draws from the edge where things gather — seaweed, grasses, fragments carried and caught. Across the table, it becomes a field of quiet movement. Dense, layered, and slightly wild, light moves across it, pulling out deep maroons, salt greys, and shadowed blues. A living surface for living otherwise.
Printed using water-based pigment ink directly onto fabric — a dry process that uses no water and produces no waste ink during printing. The fabric has a natural background colour that warms the print. The cotton-linen blend retains richness while maintaining a natural, slightly textured finish, with subtle slubbing on the thicker yarns creating surface texture through the weave. It drapes well and remains structured enough for everyday use, making it well suited to a wide range of home textiles including tablecloths, runners, napkins, cushions, curtains, wall hangings, tea towels and other home accessories.
Ordering information: Minimum order is 1m x 1.38m, sold in 1m increments online or in custom lengths by direct order. Fabric is supplied as a continuous length and pattern placement may vary slightly depending on how the fabric is cut.
This design can be ordered in a wider range of fabrics, including premium sustainable natural fabrics, eco-velvet, and UK as well as Australian ethical fabric suppliers - contact us to order.
Pattern repeat: 44 × 45cm
Fabric composition: 94% cotton / 6% linen
Fabric weight: 228 GSM Fabric width: 138cm
Production: fabric woven in Pakistan; printed and finished in Melbourne, Australia by an Ethical Clothing Australia (ECA) accredited printer
Certification: OEKO-TEX Standard 100 (11-29208) — certified free from harmful substances, tested for skin safety
Durability: Martindale test result approx. 35,000 rubs — rated for heavy everyday use