Style Journal

A bag of jalapeño chips, elevated. Think: bar snack meets tapas meets fiesta. Crunchy, salty, spicy - these “charcuterie chips” are a no-rules, last-minute crowd-pleaser inspired by our Ola Mexicola...

Sun-kissed coconut, a hint of fire, and a whole lot of fiesta.  

Meet Courtnee Crews: LA-born stylist, content creator, and colour devotee, now bringing her saturated, joy-filled aesthetic to her new Melbourne home as she begins her renovation journey. As the creative...

Ruby Bovill is an emerging painter and qualified art therapist based in Naarm / Melbourne, on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people. Her abstract works explore the...

Rooted in earthy, grounded palettes and intuitive compositions, Bradford’s practice explores the beauty in contrast - the push and pull between stillness and movement, solitude and belonging. Through a mix...

Liam Murphy is a New South Wales based artist whose work brings a riot of colour, humour and human energy to every piece. What began as a lifelong habit of...

Edwina Ethridge-Williams is a Sydney-based artist whose work celebrates colour, joy, and the emotional resonance of everyday beauty. With a background in photography and a professional career spanning luxury travel...

Natalie Steer is an abstract artist based in Victoria’s Alpine region In Australia. Her work explores ritual, symbology, and energy through automatic painting, embodied movement, and gestural mark-making. Rooted in...

Yesterday, we brought the vibrant world of Ola Mexicola to life with an unforgettable celebration at Hotel Jesus, joined by friends of the brand.

Nicole Nelius’ work is a celebration of colour, memory, and intuition. With roots in Mexico, she blends bold palettes and strong forms to create pieces that feel nostalgic yet playful...

Based in Byron Bay, Adrianne draws inspiration from the many cultures and places she’s encountered around the world. Her artwork ranges from intricate vintage-style map drawings to vibrant, poster-like paintings...

Denise Hojdyssek’s work is all about balance — between shape, colour, and texture, between structure and feeling. Influenced by modernism, mid-century design, and her travels, her abstract compositions invite quiet...