Blush Retail Gallery is a fine art gallery, featuring a stunning array of ever changing artwork collections. Located in one of Albany`s premier heritage buildings, York House, this contemporary showrroom provides a perfect backdrop for some unique artworks. Hosting new collections every six weeks from local and visiting artists, it is easily found on the main street of Albany. The gallery strives to offer original and visionary works, and you may discover the perfect piece for your home or office.

Boranup Gallery produce handcrafted designer furniture, made onsite from uniquely West Australian hardwoods. For over 30 years, they have been designing & making furniture overemploying traditional methods with modern designs.

Visit the beautiful gallery south of Margaret River and see our incredible selection of Single Slab tables, exquisite sideboards and exclusive Waterfall & River designs of desks, tables & coffee tables.

Their online catalogue represents only the beginning of their vast collection – contact the gallery to commission your own piece of exclusive Boranup Gallery Fine Furniture.

The Brierley Jigsaw Gallery located in the beautiful historic town of Bridgetown, has a unique place in the attractions of the South West. Started over 60 years ago by Mrs Jessie Brierley, the jigsaws were placed in the lounge for the amusements of her guests - rather than drinking in the bar! The original collection of 60 mounted jigsaw puzzles was presented to the Bridgetown community by Mrs Brierley. The collection continues to expand through gifts from visitors, including the World's Smallest Wooden Jigsaw. Donations are used to maintain the existing collection and to mount new pieces as they become available. In 2001, many jigsaws were professionally framed and hung. Lighting improvements were made and the gallery has taken on a new lease of life with visitors from all over the world who have heard of our unique attraction.

Christian Fletcher has been a professional photographer for over 30 years and still retains all of the passion and enthusiasm for taking a great photograph. At the core are three aspects of photography: capturing the beauty in landscapes, teaching his technical skills to others, and using his photography to reinforce the connections we all have with our natural environment.

Hidden away in Ardess Estate, off Chester Pass Road in Albany, Western Australia, Designer Dirt is overflowing with quality gifts and home and garden wares and an amazing array of outdoor art and garden screens.  We specialise in garden art, particularly scrap metal sculptures and love to create custom pieces just for you.  We also run workshops.

Art collectors and art lovers are welcome to schedule an appointment to visit Francesca's private gallery. Existing original paintings start at $390 to $8,500 and there are many price points in between depending on sizes.

Please email Francesca directly at [email protected] or phone 0438 351 287 to schedule an appointment and to receive directions.

Before your appointment, please take a look at available works for sale and let Francesca know of any paintings you might be interested in seeing. They may need to be retrieved from her studio and we need enough time to have them displayed for your visit.

Also, don't forget your wall measurements!

Email Francesca for a custom commission price.

Neon Space Gallery are looking forward to seeing you!

Pemberton's newest art Gallery showing an ever-changing display of Hanging art by prominent artists, sculptures in all mediums with unique local timber and woodcraft. Internationally recognised Resident Jeweller ready to create that special treasure. Quiet relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy our Cafe & Fine Local Wines. Main Road location with ample parking with easy access. Children welcome. Local & Overseas freight arranged. Disabled facilities.

Gunyulup Galleries, off Caves Road just south of Yallingup offers the opportunity for local, interstate and overseas visitors to view a diverse range of Western Australian art and design.

Over 70 artists and craftspersons are represented at any one time and displays of paintings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, glass, jewellery and textiles are changing constantly.

Gunyulgup is an aboriginal word meaning 'resting place near water'. The galleries peaceful rural setting, overlooking a tranquil lake is a perfect backdrop for its unique and innovative structure. Since 1996 it has been complemented by an adjacent restaurant. Since its inception in 1987, the galleries have won international recognition for presentation, quality and service.

 

 

 

Happs Pottery is a product of three generations working with clay. Starting in 1969 by Erl, Myles and now his son Finn, run their studio pottery and gallery on Caves Road, Anniebrook. All pots are made on site so it is possible to see someone working most days in the studio and if you are interested in creating your own 'masterpiece' you can book a pottery lesson/workshop. After you have made your pot, there is opportunity to go the next step and have it glazed and fired. This humble craft is much better appreciated when you have a go! Finn has been working on keep cups, bowls and vases and developing a wider range of glazes which he finds very exciting. He was recently commissioned to make mugs for local restaurant Meelup Farmhouse – we definitely recommend visiting them too! The studio also features local potters Denise and Maggie who make gorgeous unusual pieces – little bowls and vases, hanging ornaments and the occasional yarn bowl. Harry is a resident potter, coming down when he can and bringing his expertise to the mix. You will find functional food presentation platters, useful small bowls and practical dinnerware – all suitable as gifts or self-indulgence. All of the pottery is dishwasher and microwave safe. Take home something that was made with loving hands. Icon Honey is named in recognition of the iconic West Australian honey varietals, the honey we collect from our own bee hives or from our supporting network of beekeepers. Try it and you will see it is incredibly delicious! From the renowned molasses flavoured Jarrah to the familiar favourite Redgum; light and sweet Karri to rich flavoured Blackbutt; very local tangy Peppi (from the Peppermint tree) to the winter Wildflower from the north – sweet and floral, there is something for everyone and your family and friends. Make sure you take a bit of time to have a look at the bee wall while you are visiting. Our locally made bespoke wall reveals the bees as they work in a hive. Maybe you will even get to spot the queen. The honey is available on line-through the Icon Honey website. Children are very welcome to play on the trampoline, shoes off and no sticks. Supervision definitely required for little kids as it is quite high off the ground but big kids including adults use at own risk! There is also a rustic rope swing where you can pretend to be Captain Jack Sparrow swinging off a mast… or Tarzan. Just don't bump into the tree! We have two friendly Jack Russell dogs, Lola and Otis, who will often come and greet you.

The Holmes à Court Gallery is situated at Vasse Felix, Cowaramup, near Margaret River in the State's south-west. The events provide opportunities for conversation, discussions and debate about art and Australian culture, and support the gallery’s contribution to the community. 

JahRoc Galleries is located in the main street of Margaret River down near the river with a beautiful Karri Forest as it's backdrop. The gallery is home to Jahroc Furniture and also exhibits Fine Art, Glass, Sculpture, Ceramic, Fine Wood and Jewellery. JahRoc Furniture have forged a reputation as Western Australia's leading furniture designer/makers with Gary Bennett and David Paris spending the last 34 years working together producing pieces that have been acquired by collectors around the globe. With over 50 industry awards the JahRoc Furniture design team are by far the most highly award furniture designer/makers in Australia. With fine artists such as Larry Mitchell, Shaun Atkinson, David Bromley, Janine Daddo, Astrid Dahl, Bec Juniper, Leigh Hewson-Bower, Lauren Wilhelm plus a stable of over 60 well known Australian artists JahRoc Galleries simply must be seen when visiting the Margaret River region. JahRoc's unique collaborative approach with leading artists offers the viewer an opportunity to observe a crossing of genres and through their expansive galleries, to visualise how pieces might work together in their own home. Visit JahRoc Galleries in Margaret River today and find why all that do leave inspired.

Jenny is a dedicated full time artist with her own studio/gallery in Abbey Beach Resort, situated in Busselton on the beautiful South West coast. She has become a highly acclaimed internationally artist. Her works span the globe, including USA, Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, France, Belgium, Japan, Hungary, Germany, Scotland, Ireland, England, Wales and the latest being Namibia!!!

Many of Jenny's original works are re-created into usable art forms. Her current range of products range includes Placemats, Coasters, Cards, Bookmarks, Stubby Holders, Tea Towels and Fridge Magnets and the ranges continue to grow. Jenny also hand paints glassware and scatter cushion covers.  

From his Yallingup studio 'Jewel of the Capes', this master gold and silversmith creates a stunning array of unique hand crafted jewellery, reflecting all the beauty and the drama of the Margaret River region.

The studio is located in the coastal forest of Yallingup in the South West of Western Australia in the heart of the famous wine and surf region of Margaret River.

Celebrating over 41 years of creative excellence, this is art beyond the capricious fancies of fashion. The jewellery you discover at J.M.D. will still be turning heads in 50 years time.

Discover a superb range of Argyle diamonds, Broome pearls, opal and coloured gem stones set in Australian gold and silver.

 

John's career began in 1982 in Yallingup, Western Australia. He spent 6 years working for a local furniture maker establishing the skills that I have developed over the following 28 years as a designer maker. In 1988 he built his own workshop and gallery in Yallingup, where he still resides and works to this day.

Ceramics is my life: A fascination with earth and fire to transform it into stone, finding inspiration through the landscapes of the south coast.

Timeless values of form and technique are the basis for design and manufacturing principles in the handcrafting of over 100 different shapes.

The gallery has spectacular views of Scottsdale Valley, showcasing Art Series Vessels and Vases, Sculptural Art and extensive Tableware ranges by the very talented WA Ceramic designer.

The Studio

"My interest in clay started in 1972 at age 17. As a young artist, the isolation of this area enabled me to develop my own style.

The majesty and grandeur of the south coast landscape inspires a timelessness that I incorporate into the design process.

My work encompasses many ranges in contemporary shapes and colour combinations.

With so many trends and styles in food, versatility and function are of the utmost importance to me.

My inspiration and techniques are an eclectic combination of classic forms and structures from Europe and Asia, of which I find the latter more spontaneous and naive.

In addition to the 600 items of tableware, I craft a range of vases and ceramic artworks."
    

On the beautiful Marlston Waterfront in Bunbury, experience Art Glass like no other Glass Gallery in Western Australia.

LAVA showcases Art Glass created exclusively by Western Australian Glass Artists.

LAVA offers choice and variety, with over forty Glass Artists exhibiting modern, contemporary, functional, wearable Art Glass.

You can experience your own 'Art that flows' and learn many art glass techniques doing a course run at the LAVA Studio by resident glass artist Brenda Ellen.

LAVA not only exhibits art pieces for high-end art collectors but also exquisite Art Glass gift ware.

Come and experience 'Art that flows’ in Bunbury Western Australia

Officially opened on 1 May 2016, the Art Gallery hosts regular exhibitions and is open during the same hours as the public library, as follows:

Monday: 9:30am - 4:30pm

Tuesday: 9:30am - 4:30pm

Wednesday: 9:30am - ?4:30pm

Thursday: 9:30am - ?4:30pm

Friday: 9:30am - 4:30pm

Saturday: 9:00am - 12pm

The Margaret River Gallery is open 7 days or by appointment.

We are committed to providing a high quality work and will endeavour to find the right piece of art for you and your home or collection.

Our colourful and electic exhibition of works have something for everyone inlcuding a handmade range of unique gift pieces.

Our exhibition schedule commences in September through to June each year. With studio visits, artist talks and other events happening in the gallery as well as outside the gallery.

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Brothers Francois & Nicholas Payet design & create their beautiful jewellery in a purpose-built gallery workshop nestled in amongst a tranquil bush setting just 5 minutes south of Margaret River township. Here you can see the jewellers at work.

Drawing inspiration from nature, textures & organic shapes their unique designs are handcrafted in precious metals, stones & pearls.

Here you will find something special to celebrate an occasion or jewellery that can be worn & cherished every day. Francois says “It gives me as much pleasure to create as it does to see people wearing my designs and appreciating them”.

These creations will be loved & treasured for a lifetime.

The gallery also showcases carefully selected West Australian paintings and sculptures as well as hand crafted glassware sourced Australia wide.

View online at www.payetgallery.com.au 

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View the gallery collection and take home a memory from the gift shop. Commissions and freight can be arranged.

Peter Kovacsy is international renown as an artist and designer-maker. Visitors are welcome at his studio gallery in Pemberton - please call or text to confirm the opening times on the day or set up an after-hours visit. Peter specialises in the creation of modern sculpture, contemporary wood objects, functional art and design. He works with cast glass, native timbers, metals and ceramic. Majestic in their own right, the minimalist large-scale glass sculptures of Western Australian artist Peter Kovacsy magically respond to the movement of sunlight, enhanced by their placement in a room or out in the landscape. Kovacsy's meticulous combination of cast glass with timber occupies a unique aesthetic within the international art glass movement.

petrichor ; noun ; the smell of the earth after rain

Drawing inspiration from the beautiful environment of the Walpole Wilderness, Petrichor Gallery represents the very best pieces by local and regional artists.

The gallery comprises 2 areas - a dedicated gallery space featuring exhibitions that run from 2 - 4 weeks and a retail space showacasing an everchanging portfolio of artistic pieces. The gallery is easy to find being clearly visible from the main highway and is open daily from 10am - 4pm.