Loving local, playing House with Tommy Watson and Etsy
Taking inspiration from Watson's colourful work above, Warmala (2007), we’ve sourced some vivid and enriching Australian Etsy homewares, complimenting this artwork's warm and earthy tones.
1. Create a similar intricate look with these detailed wall hangnings by Flirting With Yellow and Saint Cardigan.
2. Take cues from the earthy hues of red, orange and yellow with cushions by Amazing Grace Home and Little Crow Design.
3. The soft aesthetic of Australian nature is reflected in this delicate Gumnut Wall Hanging by Kuber Store.
4. Paying homage to the Australian landscape are these divine ceramics by Mountain Clay.
If you’re looking for more inspiration for your home, click over to the Esty editor’s picks for home and living where you can shop from local makers around Australia. If you’re on social media, follow the #etsyhome hashtag for inspiration from creatives all over Australia, sharing their real-life home style for 2016 — share yours too!
As a part of our ongoing partnership, Etsy are giving away 20 free listings to start your own creative business. Sign up using the promocode artseries and start your shop today!
Peruse through our online store, Artefacts, for more Tommy Watson artwork, as well as pieces by John Olsen and David Larwill.
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Loving local, playing house with David Larwill and Etsy.
Loving local, playing house with John Olsen.
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