We’ve been lucky to be working with talented Melbourne photographer Caitlin Mills for the past three years. Over this time she’s captured some wonderful people, spaces, places, and plates for us!

A few years before we crossed paths, a just-out-of-uni Caitlin set off overseas, ‘young and free and ready for an adventure’. She found just that, falling head-over-heels for Spain, and vowing to return.

Well, last year she did! Today, she lets us all join her on journey along Spain’s spectacular Camino de Santiago trail.

Sometimes, things just fall into place. After missing out on a property at auction, artist Katie Eraser walked into the inspection of this Brunswick East home, and realised she had found the one. 

Her partner Jay Longworth realised the same thing, so on the same day the couple’s offer to buy the property was accepted, Jay proposed!

The period house was already in great condition when purchasing, leaving Katie and Jay with only one thing to do: fill it with art!

Today we’re wrapping up our inspiring and informative ‘Words from the Wise’ series, with Sarah Lynn Rees, Palawa/Trawlwoolway woman, lecturer, curator, and lead Indigenous advisor at architecture firm Jackson Clements Burrows Architects.

Through studying architecture, working in remote communities, and an understanding of her own heritage – Sarah’s practice is rooted in the social, cultural, political and ethical ramifications of design.

In this fascinating conversation with recent Monash Art, Design + Architecture Masters of Architecture graduate, Declan Murphy, Sarah talks about the importance of designing the built environment with Country, culture and community front of mind.