Loungeroom. Top image - woodcut by Greg Ades, House print by Reg Mombassa, Shoot by Richard Lindner, abstract painting on wooden panel by Simon Browne.
Artwork from left - Untitled Portrait of Gemma by Matthew Gordon, large abstract painting by Linda Carol (a gift from Gemma's parents), white ceramic sculpture by Buffy Jones, Comic Cat by Gus McLaren (McLaren Ceramics).
Top Image - far left, Kate Moss as Marilyn by Banksy (Sorry Banksy, cropped in half!). Giant Kitten by Vivienne Strauss (plus Anzac Biscuit recipe!). Bottom - messy but cute above the kitchen sink. :)
Back to Melbourne today for another local home - this is the home of Melbourne artist and Outre Gallery manager Gemma Jones! I have been chasing Gemma for a home tour for little while, and finally squeezed in a visit to her fab Yarraville pad last Monday (just before hopping on the plane!)
Gemma's home is actually a cool old shopfront - she has set up her office and studio in the shop section at the front, and beyond is a 2 bedroom home she shares with one housemate and one super cute cat! I love the brave colours (yellow walls!!), and all the wonderful little details in every nook! Not surprisingly, Gemma's fantastic collection of artworks and framed prints is very enviable - there's a brilliant mix of work by talented artist friends, family, and many of the brilliant artists represented by Outre.
Huge thanks to Gemma for sharing her home! She is so super sweet, she gave me tea and cake - I am so spoilt! You can find Gemma many places all over the web... do check out her website, her brilliant blog and her artwork on etsy and Flickr ...AND like all the best internet addicts, she's on Twitter too ;)
Thanks so much Gemma! x
Bedroom details. Top image - small oil on board paintings by Gemma Jones. Bottom image - Tim Biskup original drawing, small canvas by Rachel McGrotty, larger greay painting - Mummy's Little Monster by Gemma Jones.
Moe bedroom details. Top photo - far left: Kittens by Alex Avtzoglou (aka Pickle Deluxe), Aesthetic Apparatus poster drawing by Peter Maloney (Gemma's cousin), original painting by Angelique Houtkamp. Bottom - Mark Ryden Tree Show Pennant, Yoshitomo Nara flip clock.
More amazing artwork and prints!! Top image - original watercolour painting by Angelique Houtkamp. Bottom image Bird Filled Sky, silkscreen print by Tim Biskup, Glass Shop by Yolo Tanaka small paintings by Sdevn Marshall.
Studio / office - far left silkscreen print by Dalek, far right print by Rinzen, other paintings by Gemma Jones. Bronze sculpture on left "Eliza" by Ben an Tony Jones (Gemma's brother and Dad), original Yarraville Railway Station sign, Brunswick bowling chairs, vintage, pedal car found on side of the ROAD(!!), and all canvas painting by Gemma.
Shaggs and Goose by Rona Green, Lightening Bolts and Clouds from Service Station, from Gemma's holiday in the Catskills. A Statue representing Brahma by Ben Jones (Gemma's brother).
I wouldn't expect any less from a girl like Gemma - the house is stunning and full of art like it should be hehe :-D Lovely!
ReplyDeleteoh how gorgeous. i love the artwork exploding from everywhere.. such a creative space :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous house for a gorgeous girl. And Cuby the kitten is the cutest.
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous home, i love the yellow wall ... and the kitty cat!
ReplyDeletewhat a great home - so much fun colour.
ReplyDeletewhat an inspiring and eclectic home you have, gemma! love it - thanks for the visit!
ReplyDeleteomgosh Gemma, what fantastic artwork on your walls!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and beautiful home. I bet you had so much fun decorating it.
ReplyDeleteFab. I love the kitchen, the yellow walls, the knick-knacks and art. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous home! I love Gemma's canvas paintings, I'll be checking out her Etsy for sure!!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing shoot and home. One of my favourites! I have been following Gemma's blog for ages but never realised she had such a fantastic art-filled home.
ReplyDeleteLOve the yellow, I use to have to yellow walls I think I miss them. Great mix of art, the viewfinder brings back very fond memories from dare I say 30 odd years ago.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
The yellow is brilliant! I love it! I wish I were allowed to paint the walls of my apartment (and that my boyfriend would agree to yellow). It's so uplifting!
ReplyDeleteAw, you have a lovely house Gemma. So full of art and trinkets. I love the stitching of the girl, it's cute.
ReplyDeleteif i didn't know and love miss gemma already, i would have fallen in love with her just from seeing these pictures.
ReplyDeleteGem this is super rad, such a great testament to you - good job :)
ReplyDeleteoh thank you-ive just had my morning coffee with you here...
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