05/10/2026
Just Landed! Read full Journal: link in bio
Dear friends,
We’re writing this from the studio in Sydney. It’s mid-morning, there’s a coffee on the table, and the birds have been incredibly chatty this morning, the kind of morning that makes you forget how much there is to do. Life has picked up its pace again, and some days we don’t know where to grab hold first.
But we wanted to write to you anyway. For almost two months now, we have been quietly working in the background. Maybe we should have posted more and let you into our little garden a little sooner, but we have been busy planting many seeds and cultivating new ideas. There’s a fair bit on the table right now. New sketches, new designs that are starting to take real shape, and a few new artworks underway too.
Ink bloom captured from the studio
COMING SOON
Our first mini coffee table book, THE MAKING OF ROBERTSONKUR, gathers photos taken by Kurt Robertson on his iPhone or Canon 7D since 2011. Out of the thousands of images stored across fifteen years, Kurt has selected a few hundred, early studio setups, unseen sketches, references that shaped art and life, from lions to art, and all the places life has taken the studio.
Soon, on our website.
A NEW EXPRESSION : THE BLOOM CAPSULES
Big, breathtaking blooms have always been our thing. Walls you walk into have always been the way. Pieces that make you tilt your head back and stop you in your tracks are what we always wanted.
It’s no secret that we love scale, and we always will. But big takes time, and time means few. So this year we sat down and asked how we could express our blooms in a new way. We wanted to create something that spoke loudly but felt intimate and dear, something that sits in the contrast of softness and edge.
So we did it. Meet the Bloom Capsules. Same garden. New expression, and scale.
Travel and wildlife from travels in Australia and South Africa
Pages from what’s to come in our mini book
Runways over rugby, every time. That was always the tell.
As a kid, there was nothing like the feeling of watching the top fashion houses show off their new collections. It wasn’t just a magical way of seeing art expressed in wearable ways, it
