Flack Studio – Interior Design

Interior design firm Flack Studio sets an intimidatingly high standard for studio spaces. The refurbished 1920’s electroplating factory in Fitzroy doesn’t hold back in communicating the aesthetics of its residents.

The space is sharply decorated with an ever rotating display of furniture and artwork on loan from local suppliers and creatives – nothing stays around for too long, ensuring a fresh look and something new to admire every time we visit!

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Jacky Winter – Creative Agency

It’s and office, it’s a gallery, it’s filled with the coolest people in Melbourne. The three-level Collingwood warehouse of Jacky Winter even has a sleeping room for visiting artists and an exterior mural by JW artist Lachlan Conn.

The space is both fun, and professional. An ideal combination!

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Alice Oehr – Illustration

Artist, illustrator and designer Alice Oehr’s work is bright, playful and precise – and her studio follows suit.

As someone who works in both analogue and digital formats, this studio is designated as a paint-free ‘clean’ site, but is peppered with plenty of intriguing objects and reference materials to keep Alice inspired.

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Clare Cousins – Architecture

The studio of Clare Cousins Architecture comes with a great back story. The neglected brutalist bunker was revitalised by the team, and the commercial builders they share the space with.

The studio is fresh, minimal, glowing with greenery, and (as to be expected) fitted out with a sleek edit of designer furniture.

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Stephen Ormandy, Esther Olsson, Ken Done – Painting

We’ve grouped our painters together, because despite their distinctive artistic styles – there is an undeniable similarity in their studio spaces. Each space is a colour-splattered mess of painting materials and intriguing ephemera (a skateboard, wall of plastic spades, congealed enamel plates… the list goes on!).

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Jessica Blume – Weaving

The Brunswick studio of Jessica Blume is a peppered with reference material, weaving machinery, and a healthy dose of potted plants.

With high ceilings and bright natural light, the space is a dream location for Jess’s carefully crafted handiwork.

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Ruby Pilven – Ceramics

The Smythes Creek studio of Ruby Pilven provides an idyllic setting for the ceramicist to craft her distinctive pottery.

The white daub walls of the space provide a fitting backdrop for Ruby’s ceramic practice, with leafy views out to her parents’ country property.

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Design School – Industry Training

Don’t be fooled by the design school that they’ve got, they are still Josh and Jenna from The Block. The impressive pair also run their own accredited interior design school, with all of the materials and inspiration on hand a budding designer could need.

Filled with styling stations, props and materials for the students to practice their styling skills, the space takes its cues from simple and refined Scandi style.

See more here.