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Whyte-Costa, a fashion accessory designer, and her husband, vineyard owner Charlie Costa, feel similarly fortunate to have bought the home with views to the Dandenongs after it was passed in at auction in During the 18 months spent restoring the home, the couple were thrilled to discover wooden parquetry floors underneath the shagpile carpets, and bemused to find real floorboards hidden underneath layers of both linoleum and fake floorboards.
Credit: Armelle Habib. A disused garage in the rear yard was transformed into a light-filled studio, where Whyte-Costa now creates the vibrant designs for her label, Wizzer and Whyte. With only a few small projects left before the renovation is complete, Whyte-Costa is happy. I like to joke that he searches for it when I'm out, as when I get home I find cobwebs in his hair.
Thank you for supporting businesses that help to make this site possible. What was behind the decision to start your brand? My daughter Florence.
I just wanted to make her a crown for her birthday. What had you been doing previously? Over 10 years as a head merchandiser for childrens stores. What is important to you when designing children's clothes? I make what I love. How do you try to differentiate your products from others on the market? What has been completely unexpected since starting your business?
What is something that people often don't realise about your wares? They are all hand-painted, hand-cut and handmade by me. Where do you look to for design inspiration? Colours and textures. What do consider when dressing or styling children? What role do you want your products to play in a childhood?
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