Join George and Amy for an inspiring conversation with Tania Chanter, one of Bluethumb's top-selling artists, and her partner Michael. From Tania’s first artwork inspired by Bob Ross (only 6 years ago!) to becoming a celebrated impressionist landscape artist with over 800 works sold, their journey is a testament to passion and creativity.

Step inside their serene Yarra Valley studio as they share stories about their personal art collection, love for bold, botanical pieces, and the creative process that drives their thriving art practice. Tania discusses her influences—from Brett Whiteley to Fred Williams—and her passion for large-scale canvases, while Michael highlights the unpredictable beauty of Raku pottery and their shared love for artistic exploration.

This episode is a treasure trove of artistic insights, reflections on resilience, and the courage to embrace opportunities. Whether you’re an artist, collector or simply love art, you'll leave inspired by their journey and the evolving world of contemporary creativity.

This week, we take a peek into the Fitzroy home of Zoe Rubino and Emilio Scalzo, the creative duo behind Poodle Bar and Bistro. They share their journey of transforming a historic Victorian terrace into a vibrant, art-filled haven. 🎨✨ 

From curating a decade’s worth of bold and quirky art pieces in their own home to designing Poodle Bar and Bistro, one of  Melbourne's most iconic venues, they reveal their need for art that challenges. 

Tune in to hear the stories behind standout works by artists like Mark Whalen and Cleon Peterson—and why their collection doesn’t shy away from being a little “weird.”

This week, we’re joined by Kate Dinon, Vice President of Brand and Communications at Culture Amp and co-founder of the renowned PR agency Character & Distinction. 

Kate shares stories of her journey as an art collector - from her impulsive first purchase at a silent auction to curating a collection filled with deeply personal connections. She discusses her passion for commissioning bespoke pieces, her admiration for artists like James Turrell and Del Kathryn Barton, and how she periodically reimagines her agency’s identity through collaborations with artists.

If you’ve ever wondered how art and storytelling intersect, or you’re curious about the secrets behind building a meaningful collection, this episode is for you. Tune in for a vibrant conversation full of creativity, inspiration, and practical advice for art lovers and brand enthusiasts alike.

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This week, we’re joined by Sarah Davidson—former M&A lawyer turned entrepreneur, founder of Matcha Maiden and Matcha Milkbar, best-selling author, and host of the Seize the Yay podcast.

In this episode, Sarah takes us through her inspiring journey from corporate law to building a creative career. She shares insights into her home renovation, the joy of curating art and photography, and the balance between motherhood and ambition.

We also explore her love for storytelling, lessons from her podcast, and the creative process behind her book. 

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Today’s guest is Cait Emma Burke, senior producer at Shameless Media, former editor at Fashion Journal, and a freelance writer featured in Harper’s Bazaar, ID Magazine, and Cosmopolitan. 

Cait takes us on a journey - from curating share house art collections to finding hidden gems on the roadside and embracing the unique charm of Melbourne’s creative scene. We delve into her love of colour and how it shapes her space, her fascination with photography and film, and her deep appreciation for artists like Claudia Lewis and Maya Irving. She shares the beauty of blending art, music, and fashion and reflects on the curated art in Shameless Media's studio, where bold aesthetics inspire the team daily.

From transitioning from writing to producing to insights on creating captivating content, this episode is a must-listen for collectors and creatives alike. Whether you’re inspired by Melbourne’s art scene, fascinated by the storytelling magic of podcasts, or just curious about how others infuse personality into their homes, this episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and creativity.

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Join George and Amy as they sit down with Hannah Spilva, co-founder of the trailblazing floral company LVLY, which disrupted the industry with same-day delivery. Hannah shares her journey from the bustling world of startups to life in Biscayne House, a stunning, design-rich home renovated by Kate Walker.

Listen in to learn how she’s made it her own, blending family chaos, art, and bold design choices. From meaningful art acquisitions to embracing color and creativity, this episode is all about making decisions that empower you in all facets of your life. 

Tune in for inspiration on entrepreneurship, interior design, and the power of storytelling through art.

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Our latest episode features Claire Greaves, the founder and creative director of Booie Beauty alongside Celeste Barbour, and the Co-Founder and Creative Director of P.E. Nation. She’s the owner of Sun Ranch, a beautifully designed luxury retreat near Byron Bay, and an abstract artist who recently held an exhibition at Comber Street Studios in Sydney.

In this episode, Claire shares her journey as an artist and entrepreneur, highlighting the influence of her mother, a talented artist, on her own creative pursuits. We chat about her connections to her pieces, collaborative experiences with other artists and the transformative impact of art therapy. Tune in to hear Claire’s story.

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This week, we welcomed Lauren Egan, founder of a Melbourne-based interior decoration studio. She specialises in creating beautiful, curated spaces in the residential sector, and has been nominated for The Design Files Awards and the Dulux Colour Awards.

In this episode, Lauren shares how her love for art was nurtured by her parents’ eclectic collection. She delves into her favourite pieces and shares her knowledge about navigating the integration of personal art pieces in client projects. We also chat about her transition from a corporate career to establishing her own studio the importance of finding community in any field.

Tune in to hear Lauren’s stories, expert tips, and the lessons she’s learned on her journey.

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We chatted to Chris Carroll, the founder of TLC Interiors. Chris is not just a designer but also a blogger, presenter, and self-proclaimed decorating junkie. 

In this episode, Chris opens up about the challenges of choosing art for clients—and his own home! From navigating 'art paralysis' to blending styles, Chris shares his journey of mixing bold, unexpected pieces with personal meaning and embracing the ‘fun mess' along the way.

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In this week’s episode, Rachael Neumann, co-founder of Flying Fox Ventures, shares her journey into art collecting, the significance of art in her life, and how it intertwines with her professional endeavours. 

She shares her first substantial art purchase, the impact of unique pieces on personal and family life, and the importance of creating a home that showcases art. Rachael also delves into the intersection of art and technology, particularly the role of AI in the creative process, and reflects on her passion for music and its influence on her work.

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