Two day whirlwind in Sydney seeing a year of work coming together. I kind of wonder if I dreamt it!

Thank you, thank you – all lovely people. @saint_cloche and Kitty with your wonderful team; Harry, Alex and Jules for sharing your beautiful space. All of you that came to the opening, I had so many nice conversations 💛.

Portals is now open at Saint Cloche until 2 November.
37 MacDonald St, Paddington NSW Australia 2021

Opening Hours
Wednesday – Saturday: 10am – 5pm
Sunday: 11am – 4pm
Monday – Tuesday: By Appointment

For all artwork enquiries please email info@saintcloche.com

💫 Save the date. Hoping to see you all at my upcoming solo show ‘Portals’ @saint_cloche 22 October – 2 November, Sydney. Opening Night Wednesday 22 October, 6-8pm.

This body of work has been in the making for a year and a bit, the theme inspired by our sensory memories and its power to transport us through time. It feels like a theme I will continue to explore for the rest of my life, so endless in its forms and applications. I hope this show will be a good appetiser!

Catalogue enquiries email info@saintcloche.com

Repost @simonehaag. Featured on US Architectural Digest

[…] For this client’s second home in Victoria’s Yarra Valley, Simone Haag and Studio Manifold collaborated to reinvent the interiors. Working together, our team’s reimagining of Gruyere Farm honours its mid-century roots with a tactile, native palette. Vintage and contemporary pieces, olive and turquoise tones, and warm materials create a layered, grounded atmosphere—deeply connected to the landscape. The result is a home of quiet luxury, comfort, and enduring Australiana character.

GRUYERE FARM
Interior Design by @studio_manifold
Interior Decoration by @simonehaag
Simone Haag design lead, Olivia Marsden @olivia__marsden
Photography by Traianos Pakioufakis @traianos
Online at @archdigest
Words by Kathryn Romeyn @katromeyn

Still floating from the opening night of Everything Sings — thank you so much to everyone who came out and shared the moment with me.

A very special thank you to my dear friends Kate & Has — aka @coco_flip — for hosting my exhibition in your beautiful space. I’ve been lucky to call you friends for over fifteen years, and showing my work in your stunning showroom, surrounded by the incredible furniture and lighting you create, is a moment I’ll always treasure. Feeling full of gratitude and joy. 💛

Everything Sings is now open
June 27-July 11
Monday-Friday
10am-4pm
No appointment needed

For artwork enquiries please email info@swiden.com.au

I’m so happy to share my upcoming show, Everything Sings, at @coco_flip.
Marking twenty years in Australia, this one feels a little extra close to the heart.
Would love to see all you wonderful humans I’ve met along the way at the opening night 🥂

OPENING NIGHT  Friday, June 27 | 6pm – 8pm

EXHIBITION  June 27 – July 11 | Monday to Friday, 10am – 4pm
Coco Flip – 161 Heidelberg Rd, Northcote

Pre-sales open Monday, June 23.
📩 For the catalogue or to enquire: charlotte@swiden.com.au

The idea of ‘string theory’ proposes that all matter and energy in the universe are made of tiny, vibrating strings. These vibrations, like notes on a musical instrument, give rise to everything we observe.
This theory suggests that the universe’s fundamental laws and structures are governed by these harmonies, or waves of energy interacting.

“Celebrating twenty years living in Australia, ‘Everything Sings’ collates nine postcards from my adopted home. A string of pearls that make some kind of song, to momentarily vibrate at an open frequency. A poem about a journey, a story about a life. My mind forever dancing awkwardly, but full of wonderment. Can you hear what I see?”

— Charlotte Swiden

So humbled to have a piece of mine included in this otherworldly home in Fish Creek.
Recently shortlisted for the #housesawards New House over 200sqm!

“The selection of Australian art, ranging from photography to ceramics, adds layers of personal significance and visual interest to the home. “In its own way, each work is deeply connected to the client’s experience of the site and its surrounds through colour, texture and theme, from the memorialised Thylacines gazing out across Bass Strait in Joseph McGlennon’s work to the mix of rich and muted coloured objects and figures that break and layer over one another like people and place converging in Charlotte Swiden’s painting.”

Words by Peter Bain

Photography @blachford
Architecture & Interiors @neilarchitecture
Furniture, Art & Styling @nicolebelldesign
Build @kaneworthyconstructions

As featured in Issue 16 of @thelocalproject

“At its core, ‘Eclipse’ reimagines the Brutalist ethos through a lens that embraces raw materiality, geometric clarity, and unembellished beauty as a means of asserting presence and purpose.

Presented in recognition of International Women’s Day, ‘Eclipse’ brings together six female artists united by an exploration of materiality and form, each artist contributes to a shared vision of resilience, grace, and quiet power.”

“Each work speaks to resilience and refinement, reminding us that progress isn’t always loud or immediate, but built through deliberate, considered action.”
– Kitty Clark, Curator

12 – 23 March 2025
Opening Night Wednesday 12 March, 6–8pm

A meditative exploration of landscape through a multidisciplinary lens. Curated by artist-run initiative founder Hannah Nowlan the exhibition showcases work by twelve Mornington Peninsula-based artists spanning photography, sculpture, painting, ceramics and textiles.

SCAPE | Oct 5 – Nov 5
Opening Weekend: Oct 5th & 6th, 12pm – 4pm

Lander—Se: 585 Dunns Creek Road, Red Hill @landerse.au