Multidisciplinary design studio Many Peaks Assembly, founded by Rose Megirian, is opening its doors to the public on 17 and 18 October, offering an intimate look inside a working design studio and its approach to contemporary making.

Located in Fremantle’s West End creative precinct at Studio 32, PS Art Space, visitors can meet resident designers, observe the creative process and purchase exclusive one-off archival pieces.

With more than a decade of practice across disciplines, materials and scales, the studio explores the relationship between people, objects and environments. Its handcrafted pieces are held in the collections of, and stocked by leading Australian craft and design institutions and galleries, including Craft Victoria, Artisan Queensland, Fremantle Arts Centre and Adelaide’s JamFactory.

Whether you are interested in contemporary Australian design, an avid collector, or looking to commission a future heirloom, entry is free and all are welcome.

Full address:
Studio 32, PS Art Space
22-26 Pakenham Street

Finding us:
Enter through the main gallery and head towards the back of the space. We are located up the steps to the left.

See also: Open Studio / Luka Rey being held in the same space.

For questions about this event, please contact the organiser.

Many Peaks Assembly
Walyalup-based creative studio Many Peaks Assembly was founded by designer, maker and behavioural scientist Rose Megirian. Working across the body and the home, the studio creates timeless one-off and limited-edition pieces through a considered interplay of material, form and technique. Drawing on traditional and contemporary methods of making, each piece is crafted from exceptional materials with a commitment to precision, longevity and the enduring pleasure of useful, beautiful, well-made things.

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