If you are following on Instagram, you will know I posted a series of reflections on my Journey for creating the Susan Driver brand as a beginning to 2019. I will follow that up a little deeper with a series of Monday posts on why I started and what lessons I have learned so far….

Christmas Gifting Gift 1 Looking for the perfect gift or hint to send to someone this Christmas, we love these Petite Knot Earrings. Sterling Silver with 18Ct Gold Plating they are the perfect hint of Chic. Most importantly, the Petite Knot Earrings make it easy to move from from daytime Christmas catchups to night time…

I have been holding this one a little close to my heart. You may remember a similar launch over a year ago. I jumped the gun! I knew what I wanted to be presenting and knew that what I had wasn’t quite there but got caught up in wanting to share. It was a hard…

So yesterday we shot a beautiful campaign for the WINK series. I have dropped a few of these pieces online as a teaser but the collection is complete so the campaign is the wrap to launch. It is so inspiring to work with other creatives – the forethought  of Sarah Birchley, the eyes and composition…

This is the year, the year that you make it yours. This is my mantra I will be beating into my head. No resolutions but small goals leading to bigger milestones. Goal One – to regularly update my journal page. The small goals here are to journal this ongoing crazy adventure. There will be good…

When I began the Susan Driver brand, I did so based on my love of design. I was also determined to be hands-on. I wanted to make these pieces, I wanted to see how they were constructed and understand the limitations. I also had an image in my head. A moment in time, a moment…

This time last week we were remote…by remote I mean 10 km (6 mi) southeast of Cape Grenville in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park of Far North Queensland, Australia. We spent five days on Haggerstone Island owned by Roy and Anne Turner and saw Australia with new eyes. With no mobile access and limited…

A designer is a designer is a designer. There it is, it was drummed into me by an Architect I worked for for ten years, from when I was eighteen and was ready to absorb all things designery, think Alessi, Corbusier, white buildings, black clothes and on. All architectural perspectives were one of watercolours presented…

I follow fashion week…not in religious detail but in a tumble along it’s so beautiful, clever, edgy, just go for it type of way.  I scope through the images, naturally there is amazing craftsmanship. Pieces inspired by thoughts of those who can think outside the square and are committed to seeing the reality. However this…

Sooo… there is no obvious answer. It is the sum of parts, I find as I design it is best and I am happiest with the result when it just flows. It may not be recognisable as this piece of art or that particular place in time but there will be elements of all those…