
Vol. 06 — Salt Air and Weekend Barbies
Australia
From Melbourne to the Northern Rivers
Standfirst
A country that eats outside more often than in — with the smell of eucalyptus in the air, a cricket match on somewhere in the background, and a table piled with prawns, pavlova and cold rieslings.
Chapter One
Brunch, barbies and bright plates
Australia has quietly become one of the most exciting food countries in the world. Melbourne's café culture perfected the flat white and reinvented brunch. Sydney's markets brim with kingfish, mangoes and Vietnamese herbs. Every neighbourhood is a small United Nations — dumpling shops, kebab houses, Ethiopian cafés and old-school bakeries all on the same block.
Underneath the modern layer sits the older ritual: the weekend barbecue. Snags on the grill, prawns tossed with lemon, a bowl of pavlova wobbling on the picnic table, and a long afternoon that stretches easily into evening.
In Australia, the barbecue is not a meal so much as a way of spending the afternoon.
— Maison Maps journal
Chapter Two
For the coast and the kitchen
Pieces made for open windows, salt air and a table set on a shady verandah — from the tea towel in the kitchen to the sweatshirt for the walk back from the beach.
Tea Towel — Byron
Sweater — Bondi
Poster — Fitzroy
Vol. 06 — Salt Air and Weekend Barbies — the pieces
Shop the Australia pieces
Everything photographed in this issue that is currently in the studio.

Australia · Apron
Australia Food Apron
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Australia · Blanket
Australia Food Blanket
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Australia · Food poster
Australia Food Poster Black
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Australia · Sweatshirt
Australia Food Sweatshirt
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Australia · T-shirt
Australia Food T-Shirt
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Australia · Tea towel
Australia Food Tea Towel
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Australia · Kids poster
Australia Fun Explorer Kids Poster Black
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Australia · Food poster
Australia Food Poster Pink
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The Collection
The Australia Collection
Meat pies, lamingtons, prawns on the barbie and flat whites — the sunlit, salt-air rhythm of Australia, illustrated in a single composition.
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