Your A-Z guide on all things interiors design in 2024: curves, dopamine decor, quiet luxury and pops of red

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Your A-Z guide on all things interiors design in 2024: curves, dopamine decor, quiet luxury and pops of red

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to investing in works created by Aboriginal artists, with an abundance of creatives in our own backyard. Art centres across WA, such as Juluwarlu and Nagula Jarndu Women’s Arts and Resource Centre, can be visited in person or online, while the annual Revealed exhibition (running until August 4) at the Fremantle Arts Centre showcases more than 150 artworks from new and emerging Aboriginal artists.

Supporting Perth creators — be it ceramists, furniture designers or artists — is an intimate way to buy local and find a piece that is the perfect fit for your home. We love the My First Painting offering from Elle Campbell. The popular artist works with children to create an artwork that is sure to become a treasured memory for many years to come.

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