Australian artists and designers specialise in creative and hard to find gift designs

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We curate breathtaking interiors worth sharing. CoCo works directly with the artists and designers so that we can custom make pieces to suit. Our designers will work with you to transform one room to an entire space, analyzing your floor plan, style, brief and budget to produce a uniquely tailored interior scheme.

Section 1.10.32 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum", written by Cicero in 45 BC

1914 translation by H. Rackham

Elodie Barker

Elodie Barker Ceramics

“I love ceramics. Each day brings me new challenges. I adore the idea of bringing a still piece of clay to life, giving it a unique personality, something for everyone to enjoy. I admire this medium. It is really hands-on, every piece evolves as I work on it. The textures, colour, expression and the way I feel become an important part of each individual piece.” Elodie Barker

Elodie Barker is a well-known professional ceramic artist. Receiving many awards for her designs. On completion of her studies she was accepted into the prestigious JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design where she undertook two years of a career development scheme as an Associate in the Ceramics Studio. Whilst at the Jamfactory she began to work with Shantala Chung Gon CoCo's director and together they have worked showcasing her work all over the world. She now has a studio of her own and hand-builds numerous sculptures out of various clays. Her work is based on animals of all kinds. She hand throws bowls of various sizes on a potter’s wheel which she then decorates using various underglaze pigments.