Step inside the evocative Sydney home of Kitty Clark, founder and director of Saint Cloche, in this beautiful feature by Cultiver. For Kitty, home is more than a visual expression - it’s deeply emotional, shaped by memories, family, and the art that lives within it. In her interiors, moments of nostalgia and living beauty emerge through layered colour palettes, tactile textures, and a playful mix of artwork - from luminous aluminium pieces by Will Cooke to poetic works by Alicia Bilyara Bennett.

As Kitty shares, “Home is where I weave together the threads of family, memory and creativity. Every object tells a story and every artwork holds a presence that makes the space feel alive.”

The article offers an intimate glimpse into how a curator lives with art - children’s corners filled with Luca Lettieri’s sculptural works, a Tracey Deep piece anchoring the bedroom, and even a witty ceramic by Mechelle Bounpraseuth adding humour and nostalgia. Each room resonates with personality, memory, and care.

We’re delighted to share this feature with you - an inspiring look at how Kitty translates her gallery ethos into her own home.

Special thanks to the Cultiver team
Interior Design: Sarah Johnson Studio
Styling: Harry Leckie Interiors 
Design Elements: Studio Alm, Anibou, Armadillo and Co

Read the full feature on Cultiver.com.au