We're thrilled to share some exciting news from the stunning Eyre Peninsula! Our original prints, "Camping Under the Moonlight" and "Connection to Country", have found their perfect home in the newly launched Baird Bay Seaside Villas, thanks to interior designer Jacqui Dunn Interiors.

Baird Bay Seaside Villas, featuring the four-bedroom "Selkie" and three-bedroom "Eko" villas, represent the pinnacle of barefoot luxury on Australia's southern coast. These thoughtfully designed retreats serve as the perfect canvas for authentic Aboriginal art, creating spaces where guests can connect with both the dramatic coastal landscape and the rich cultural heritage of this land.

The villas' neutral, textured palette of sea grass, linen, and timber creates the ideal backdrop for our artwork. Interior designer Jacqui Dunn understood that authentic Indigenous art would add the "rich, personal touch" that transforms luxury accommodation into something truly meaningful.

"Camping Under the Moonlight" captures the sacred moments of gathering under the vast Australian sky—a perfect complement to the villa's connection with the natural world. Guests swimming with wild sea lions and dolphins by day can return to this artwork that speaks to the timeless tradition of sleeping under the stars on Country.

"Connection to Country" embodies the deep spiritual relationship between Aboriginal people and the land. In a setting where guests explore delicate marine ecosystems and witness stunning sunsets, this piece serves as a reminder of the enduring connection between people and place that has existed here for thousands of years.

What sets this collaboration apart is the understanding that Aboriginal art isn't just decoration, it's storytelling. Each piece comes with its cultural narrative, educating guests about the rich heritage of this land while they experience its natural beauty firsthand.

The villas, with rates starting at $2,000 per person for all-inclusive stays, attract discerning travelers seeking authentic Australian experiences. Our artwork adds another layer to that authenticity, connecting guests to the cultural landscape as well as the physical one.

This partnership represents a growing recognition in the hospitality industry that authentic Aboriginal art enhances the guest experience in meaningful ways. When travelers invest in luxury accommodation, they're seeking more than just comfort; they want connection, story, and authenticity.

Jacqui Dunn Interiors' choice to feature our work alongside other local Indigenous artworks creates a cohesive narrative that celebrates the region's cultural richness. It's partnerships like these that help share our stories with a global audience while supporting Aboriginal artists and cultural preservation.

Having our artwork featured in such a prestigious venue creates opportunities beyond the immediate sale. Guests from around the world will experience our art in this beautiful setting, potentially becoming collectors and advocates for Aboriginal art. It's cultural diplomacy through hospitality, sharing our stories with visitors who return home as ambassadors for our culture.

This collaboration with Baird Bay Seaside Villas and Jacqui Dunn Interiors represents exactly the kind of partnership we value, one that respects the cultural significance of our work while sharing it with a broader audience. It's proof that when hospitality providers understand the power of authentic Aboriginal art, everyone benefits: guests get richer experiences, venues gain cultural depth, and Aboriginal artists reach new audiences.

We're excited to see how guests respond to experiencing our artwork in this stunning coastal setting, and we look forward to more collaborations that honor both luxury hospitality and cultural authenticity.

Want to bring authentic Aboriginal art to your space? Whether you're an interior designer, hospitality provider, or individual collector, we'd love to discuss how our artwork can enhance your environment with meaningful cultural storytelling.