5. What’s one of the most obscure jobs you’ve ever worked on?

Currently we’re making a cement lampshade that weighs 50kg, which seems absolutely ridiculous. It’s a design we’re formulating with Iva Foschia from If Architecture. Unfortunately that’s all we can tell you for the time being, as it’s a bit hush hush… so you’ll have to follow us to see how it turns out.

6. Where would you take a visitor for an essential Melbourne or Victorian experience?

This is a very hard question to answer as we don’t want to sum-up Melbourne by showing a visitor only one part of it. The beautiful thing about our home city is the variety.

When we have visitors we usually meet them at Little King Café under St.Paul’s Cathedral. After a coffee and a morning snack, we would then head over the Yarra to National Gallery of Victoria followed by a visit to Federation Square to see a wonderful Indigenous Art Collection. The rest of the day would be spent wandering about the city, working into artist runs spaces (like Forte Delta, West Space and TCB) and commercial galleries (like Anna Schwartz and Tolarnos). For lunch, we might take them for a cheap feed at Shandong Mama; the best dumplings in the city and in the evenings we would head ‘Northside’ to see whats going on. If it was a Thursday night and we were on bikes, we would then ride around to the different exhibition openings and launches that pop up around that neighbourhood. The evening would not be complete without a visit to Lazorpig for a pint and a pizza.

We’re being very selective here but you have to be when you have such little time to show someone around.

Also we must say that a must see in Victoria is Wilson’s Prom. But again, it’s very hard to choose just one place.

7. If you had to visit one city for a day’s eating, drinking and art experience, where would it be and why?

Being huge fans of refined craftsmanship, art and delicious food, we’d have to say Tokyo. It’s a wondrous city, that offers the whole kit and caboodle.

8. What are you working on at the moment?

Other then a 50kg lampshade, we’re building our website to showcase the cement ceramic collection. It launches on the 17 of March, so be sure to visit and check out our range.

9. What was your favourite thing about working with Junction?

How wonderfully open minded and switched on the team is. They have a great attention to detail, which was experienced at the launch party in November. Enjoying some great food and wines taates, we felt like a million bucks.

It’s also been a great opportunity to reunite with the region. We’ve loved our visits, which reminds us of our childhood Summer holidays. Last time I was there I went for a swim in the Murray. The mud between our toes took me way back.