Casey Coolwell-Fisher
Casey Coolwell-Fisher is a Quandamooka woman of the Nunukul people from Minjerribah/Tjerrangerri (North Stradbroke Island). With a background in graphic design, Casey brings a contemporary visual language to her creative practice. She is the co-founder, artist and creative behind CHABOO, a home décor and design business she runs alongside her partner Roy Fisher. Through graphic illustration, hand-painted artworks and large-scale murals, Casey shares stories connected to Country, culture and everyday life, translating them into bold, thoughtful designs for contemporary spaces.
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“Casey has a creative background in graphic design and is the co-founder of CHABOO”
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A new chapter for Magpie Goose. We’re slowing things down, closing our bricks-and-mortar store and moving online as we find a leaner, more sustainable way of working — one that makes space for fami...
Closing a Chapter with Gratitude
After three incredible years in our beautiful King Street home, we've made the difficult decision to close the doors to our Magpie Goose flagship store.
We Made a Mistake - but was it a Happy Accident?
Sometimes mistakes turn into something beautiful. When producing Woven in History by Kyra Mancktelow, we accidentally ordered our old quantity of fabric — around 500 metres. The result? More garmen...
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We pay our deep respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, particularly those who we work and collaborate with.
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