Talking Design

Self taught, Maureen Sohn has created a niche in the knitwear market in Australia. Her designs, ending up as both woven and knitted garments, clearly demonstrate her talent. Her latest Winter range, all produced In Melbourne, included 50 items!

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Architect Tamara Dunkley established her own practice four years ago with architect Rohan Appel. The focus on their practice extends from homes to multi-res developments. One of the first houses to be completed in Hawthorn shows a moody side, maximising every square metre of this modest polt.

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Interior designer Camilla Moulders is part of steam elevating the profile of interior design. The upcoming exhibition at the Como historic mansion in South Yarra, (from 18th-21st October) will showcase the work of 23 talented interior designers. Special guests from overseas included interior designer Carolina Irving from the United States and Nina Campbell from the UK. An event not to be missed!

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Design Adam Cornish is a straight shooter in the often etherial world of design. Trained in industrial design at UTS (Sydney) before studying at RMIT University, mentored by Kjell Grant, Cornish has created 5 products for Alessi. He also designs furniture for Tait and for Cult, with a mantra to make design accessible and affordable.

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Otto La Rosa, owner of dot.Comme in Curtain House, Melbourne, has over three and a half thousand items of designer clothing from the 1980s to the present by some of the world's most coveted designers. His new showroom in Swanston Street, designed by Sibling Nation Architects, is a must see!

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After working for DCM for five years, architect Reno Rizzo established his own practice in 1994 with interior designer Christopher Hansson, Together they produce highly considered work across a number of fields, including bespoke homes to an award-winning club house.

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Architect Nick Bayley, co-director of Bayley Ward, started his career in London. After graduating from the prestigious Bartlett School in London, he established his own architectural practice. Bayley Ward was formed In Melbourne 5 years ago now employs a staff of 18, specialising in renovations and some commercial work. You can see his work here: www.bayleyward.com

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Architect Geoff Croaker is a principal with FJMT Architects. Recognised for its work designing large cultural buildings, encompassing libraries, offices, theatres and art galleries, the practice injects life into communities often in fringe suburbs. Its latest project Bunjil, in the City of Casey, provides a new focal point to this growth corridor.

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Dr. Mark Edgoose, Manager of the Undergraduate Program in the School of Art at RMIT University, looks after more than 500 students in various creative areas: painting, drawing, sculpture, print, gold and silversmithing, sound and video, as well as ceramics. Edgoose also produces his own work, finely made installations from steel. He has exhibited his work both in Australia and overseas.

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Jeremy Wortsman is difficult to pigeon-hole. A graphic designer by training, he works across numerous art and design portfolios. His creative studio, Jacky Winter brings together some of Australia's creative talents, from graphic designers, animators to art direction. Originally from New York, where he has an office as well as in Melbourne, Wortsman works with advertising agencies and across the print media.

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