Meet the artists
Our Story
Our artwork does not have to live on a wall. We love working with brands to reimagine our art in new forms. Whether that is bringing an existing piece into a completely new context, or designing something entirely from scratch to suit your brief and your audience.
Meet Lani
For Lani, art is a celebration of connection, culture, and family. Drawing inspiration from her diverse heritage and motherhood, her work tells meaningful stories through colour and expressive detail. With more than a decade of experience as an artist, Lani brings both creativity and depth to every piece she creates. Holding degrees in Business (Marketing) and Education, she combines artistic vision with a strong understanding of communication, purpose, and design. She has a natural eye for colour and and ability to bring life into any space through her work.
Meet Zara
For Zara, art is what transforms a house into a home. Inspired by the beauty of nature, her work is bold, expressive, and richly layered. Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Zara combines professional training with an intuitive approach to creating art. Her work has been exhibited in galleries across Australia, with each piece reflecting her passion for bringing beauty, warmth, and personality into every space. Beyond original paintings and custom commissions, Zara also creates digital artwork and designs for brands and businesses. Her work is developed with versatility in mind and has been translated across a wide range of products, including textiles, homewares, and more.
Art, Motherhood & the everyday
Lani has been creating alongside her children their whole lives. Zara became a mother herself and found that it deepened rather than interrupted her practice. The way she sees colour, the subjects that draw her in, the meaning she brings to a piece. All of it shifted in ways she is still discovering.Together they paint for the homes where families are growing, for the walls that hold a family's story, and for every person who has ever looked at a piece of art and felt something they could not quite put into words.
