Suki McMaster: Tea Towel Melbourne Houses

Inspired by the 6th lockdown in Melbourne in 2021 but in a fun way! Suki has children connecting with their friends in different houses. Melbournians love their coffee and will never stop even in lockdown. And since foreigners always think that Australians have kangaroo wandering around the street Suki McMaster included them as well. Maybe if we were in lockdown too much all the animals would come to our street? Who knows!

Suki McMaster is a Hong Kong born Melbourne based Australian designer who creates bright and colourful homewares and giftware for happy homes. She describes her designs as cheerful, positive and bright, that transform homes into exquisite living spaces.

Suki's venture started off by selling fabrics. She would design her own patterns and have them digitally printed in the USA, later selling them online and at craft markets in Sydney and Melbourne. A lot of fellow stallholders bought her fabrics and when Suki saw the awe-inspiring products they were creating she got the idea of making her own products.

Suki McMaster's drawings are inspired by nature, in particular Australian nature, her love for travel and the love for her husband. Her recent artworks are more inspired by stories from around the world like the refugee crisis, climate change, and women rights. Everything Suki designs has a story to it. Her approach is to give every drawing and design a personal inspiration; to speak and reach out to the others in a more personal way. There are so many things that can upset us in lives so Suki hopes her products can put a smile on people’s faces.

Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm
Material: Cotton and linen blend