After years designing in Sydney and Singapore, Grace moved to Canberra and discovered a landscape that demanded attention. Daily walks through ACT bushland — along Googong Foreshores, through Black Mountain reserves, around the lake — revealed patterns most people walk past: the geometry in native grasses, the rhythm of eucalypt shadows, the organic forms in bark and lichen.

Capital Lines is the translation of these observations into textile design. Each piece carries the DNA of a specific place — not literal representations, but the essence of Canberra's bushland, reimagined for contemporary spaces.