Welcome back to #TheMakers, where we celebrate innovators, artisans, and crafters of all types by taking you on a private tour of their creative spaces.
For this installment, we visited First Nations artist @adam.leng’s home studio on Yugambeh land.
We first fell in love with Adam’s work when we saw one of his large-scale, neutral-toned paintings hanging in the home of a Bed Threads team member. His signature curves practically danced off the canvas – so eye-catchingly dynamic it took our breath away.
So, you can imagine our excitement when Adam not only welcomed us into his home, but generously agreed to collaborate on a pair of limited-edition prints. Exclusive to Bed Threads, these works explore his deep connection to family, country, and self.
You’ll notice the mesmerisingly beautiful ‘Petrichor’ hanging in Adam’s sage-toned bedroom and the earthy tones of ‘Dusk’ peppered throughout his apartment – a plant-filled oasis finished with a self-renovated kitchen and vintage furniture. Within walking distance to the bush and the beach, it’s the perfect place to retreat after a long day of creative practice.
For the full story and home tour, head to the Bed Threads Journal by following the 🔗 in our bio. ✨
Photography by @benito_martin and styling by @audreymj.