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Anyone who knows our MM founder Kelly Thompson knows that she LOVES socks. With heels, with slippers, with any kind of shoe and often in summer she will be wearing socks, all chosen specifically to match an outfit. Problem is it's very hard to find socks that align with the Makers' Mrkt standards for ethical production and quality materials. Enter Kiyo, the Melbourne based sock brand making ethically produced designer socks.
Ciane Brewster creates the curvy, perfectly imperfect objects of our dreams! We spoke to Ciane about starting out and sharing knowledge.
We were pretty enamoured when we first spotted Natascha Madeiski's jewel like prints. With a depth in colour so rich and striking, there is an ethereal sense of opulence, even magic to them. It was a bit of an 'aha' moment to discover Natascha is a trained architect.
They're the husband and wife duo who believe that "creativity is everything", we step into their home studio to find that their work really is an extension of their own colourful personalities.
Need some career change inspo? Our much loved ceramicist made the ultimate switch up to establish herself as a master slip caster!
Eun Ceramics are handmade in Melbourne by one seriously talented and lovely ceramicist-come-business operator, Jessica Choi.
Beck Wadworth brings a new meaning to #lifegoals. The style, stationery and story-telling expert is the founder of the brand and blog, An Organised Life.
We caught up with Thomas, from Thomas Maxam, one half of the brains behind the Abomination vases. We chat collaboration, creativity and supporting your local flower grower.
Sydney based candle creatives Black Blaze are poetry in practice. Founders, Joe and Ray named their business after the Australian-native wildflower, the banksia, which can survive and thrive after a bushfire.
Not only is Seljak a much loved Maker here at Makers’ Mrkt, sisters Karina and Sam Seljak are paving the way for a more eco-conscious Australia. We were lucky enough to chat with Karina Seljak and were left feeling inspired, optimistic and excited for picnic season.
