Art Tour of The Brick House Renovation
For this project, I curated a collection of artworks from Boom Gallery, a contemporary art and design gallery in Geelong West that champions both emerging and established Australian artists, with a strong connection to the regional Victorian creative community.
Imogen Roberts
I always believe good design extends beyond furniture and interiors. It's about the objects we choose to live with, the people who make them and the stories they bring into our homes. Working with Boom Gallery gave me the opportunity to bring original art into the renovation while supporting artists and creative practices close to home.
All of the pieces features in the Brick House Reno are available to purchase through Boom Gallery and Iβve included links below.
With a diverse collection spanning painting, drawing, photography, printmaking and mixed media, Boom Gallery offers something a little different from the mass-produced prints you might typically reach for when styling a home.
Each piece has its own character, and finding the right work is as much about how it makes you feel as how it fits into a room.
I wanted the collection to feel collected rather than overly styled. Not every piece needs to match, and not every wall needs to be filled. Sometimes one well-chosen artwork can do more for a room than a whole gallery wall. Start with pieces you love, think about where they'll live, and don't be afraid to mix different styles, sizes and mediums.
Landscape 15 By Robert Croft - 2019
wax crayon on paper
56x73.5cm framed
Welcoming Mystery By Steve Singline - 2026
oil on board
63x49cm framed
All The Years By Jiri Tibor Novak
watercolour on paper
image size: 15.5x55cm
frame size: 35x74cm
Thank you to the lovely team at Boom Gallery for allowing me the opportunity to style this home with beautiful artwork. A real career highlight having a gallery trust me with such special pieces.
If you venture to Geelong I highly recommend stopping by and checking out the exhibitions and stockroom.
For this project, I curated a collection of artworks from Boom Gallery, a contemporary art and design gallery in Geelong West that champions both emerging and established Australian artists, with a strong connection to the regional Victorian creative community.