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Margaret River

Nestled between ancient forests and the Indian Ocean, Margaret River supports a vibrant arts community. Ceramicists, painters, glass blowers, and woodworkers draw inspiration from the region's dramatic coastline and towering karri forests.

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Boranup Gallery
A rammed-earth building deep in Boranup Forest, 20 minutes south of Margaret River township, houses thirty years of regional furniture and fine art. Jarrah slabs joined with grey epoxy resin, marri dual-slab dining tables on sculptural legs, steel roosters hammered from reclaimed industrial metal — the range is wide and the prices are real. A café runs Tuesday to Saturday.
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Tunbridge Gallery Margaret River
Tunbridge Gallery Margaret River occupies a privileged position in Western Australia's celebrated wine region, where visual art thrives against a backdrop of natural beauty and cultural richness. This gallery studio celebrates diverse artistic practices, from painting to mixed media, creating a sophisticated space for both creation and contemplation. Visitors find themselves in an environment that respects artistic integrity while remaining open to the community. The thoughtful hours—closed Monday and Tuesday—suggest a discerning approach to programming and curation. Here, art becomes a natural expression of place, inviting those passing through Margaret River to pause and engage with meaningful creative work.
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Yallingup Galleries
Purpose-built in bushland at the Caves Road entrance to the Margaret River wine region, this gallery run by Matthew and Emma represents recognised Australian artists across painting, jewellery, sculpture, glassware, ceramics and furniture. Current works include oils by Chris Martin priced to $10,500 and ceramics by Toni Salmon. The range is broad; the setting does most of the work.
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