For us, designing wearables and functional objects is an exercise in observation, where we consolidate our ideas into sculptural pieces that tell us about our global design culture. Our original, hand-made designs provide experiences where individuals feel unique in a world so often characterised by mass production designs.

Our products are fundamentally about simplicity, clean geometry, graphics and colour. In our wearable work silver and titanium are not just metals, but canvases featuring patterns inspired by nature, and the timeless textiles of Asia.

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Award winning Designer Jeweller, Monica Szwaja combines the use of form and colour to create unique jewellery. With the use of South Sea Pearls, Argyle diamonds, coloured gemstones and enamel, Monica’s designs create a regal elegance that is characteristic of all her work.

LOOP. is an award winning Australian design label launched in 2002.

Specialising in contemporary jewellery for men and women, the LOOP. collections are a natural progression from the exhibition pieces
Danny Sheiner has been making for many years.

From bold blocks of coloured resin to delicate silver inlay, LOOP. has developed a distinctive style fusing craft, design and fashion.

Currently based in London & spending her summers painting on Phillip Island, Freya enjoys traveling extensively around the world and drawing inspiration from wherever she visits. Her work is one of purity of vision with a forever optimistic view of the world.

Currently based in London & spending her summers painting on Phillip Island, Freya enjoys traveling extensively around the world and drawing inspiration from wherever she visits. Her work is one of purity of vision with a forever optimistic view of the world. Her quirky and though provoking pieces are much loved and sort after and are held in many public and private collections around the world, including The Soho Corporation (New York), The ANZ Bank collection and The Australia Post collection (Australia).

Fréya began her working life as an Art Director for an advertising agency but quickly had that uncomfortable feeling you get when something doesn’t fit. She left to start her exploration of the big wide world and along the way began to think about a career. Illustration seemed a lovely logical option, though she had never realized that this was actually considered an occupation, and was delighted to discover people were willing to pay for what she had always enjoyed doing.

She has worked extensively across Australia and London providing illustrations for most of the larger publications, including The Age and The Australian newspapers, The Times, Business Review Weekly and Cosmopolitan magazines, as well as Advertising and Design houses. In 2003 she was commissioned to provide illustrations for the entire new look for the ANZ Bank. Other clients include The Wilderness Society, Australia Post, The Law Foundation and Jindaree Wines, amongst many others. She also collaborates on designs for AK children’s range, including toys, books and home wares.

She enjoys exhibiting regularly and has just finished a show at Gallery Phillip Neville, Darwin and a solo show at The Coningsby Gallery, London. She was featured artist of The 2004 Canterbury Art Show. Other exhibitions include 101 Collins St (1990), Raw Studios (1993, 1994), Dux Artists Management group shows (1997-2002), Strathcona Art Show (2004) & Bermondsey Art Show, London (2005). Awards include; Phillips National Illustration Award, Telecom Design Award, Anti-Cancer Council Art Award and DMB & B Scholarship.