Situated on the hills of a hundred-acre farm on Bundjalung Country, NSW, lies Butterwood Ranch, a boutique guest house and artist residency that invites you to truly embrace the natural landscape. Whether you choose to stay simply for the peace and quiet of a rural setting or to delve into your own creative practice, every single detail has been expertly curated throughout.

Mitch (aka Pazza) and Rebekah Parry, the creative duo behind the Pazzalotti name, are partners in life and in business. The avowed “texture maximalists” create statement pieces entirely by hand that evolve organically through collaborative play and experimentation.

Their process is a true expression of creativity for the sake of it, embracing imperfections and peculiarities as part of the natural emergence of each piece. 

Creating with his hands has been a natural progression for Gooley. From café ownership to experimenting with glass remnants in the garage, we love his down to earth and joyous approach to creativity and craftsmanship.

Sara Darling has an ease about her that translates effortlessly onto her canvas. Her paintings evoke a sense of warmth and softness expressed through layer upon layer of dreamlike colour and texture..

Originally hailing from Meanjin, Brisbane, Lisa grew up painting and playing musical instruments gifted by her parents from a young age. Alongside her love of the fantasy world, her natural musical inclinations and a serendipitous encounter with a renowned harp maker eventually lead her down the path of the harp where she taught herself to play in her early twenties.

Harley’s background and formal study in architecture coupled with his experience in building has laid the groundwork for his current craft. With subtle reference to the ancient craft of mosaic, Harley puts a contemporary spin on stonemasonry through his thoughtfully constructed designs.

Welcome to Maker Mondo.
We can’t wait to share our explorations with you.