NAIDOC Week is an important time for Australian organisations to recognise and celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, we’re proud to mark the occasion by transforming our window gallery into a curated display of Indigenous art, while also offering businesses the
At Corban & Blair, we’re proud to be an Australian-owned and operated business. This Made in Australia Week, we join a nationwide initiative that celebrates the value of Australian-made products and the importance of supporting local manufacturers. For us, this week is more than just a campaign—it’s a reflection of
In recent years, collaborations between Indigenous artists and brands, institutions, and creative industries have become more prominent, helping to bring these incredible stories into homes, galleries, and public spaces across the country and the world. These partnerships not only spotlight the immense talent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists
As purpose-driven business owners, we are always looking for ways to connect, learn, and grow within the B Corp community. On Wednesday, 19th March, we had the privilege of attending and participating in an inspiring panel discussion at the Totem Road Showroom in Paddington, hosted by B Local Sydney.
Celebrating B Corp Month At Corban & Blair, we believe business can be a force for good. As a Certified B Corporation, we meet the highest standards of social and environmental impact, ensuring that every product we create reflects our commitment to sustainability, ethical craftsmanship, and community support. Becoming a
As sustainability becomes an increasing priority, recycled leather is emerging as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional leather production. By repurposing leather scraps and discarded materials, recycled leather offers numerous environmental and economic benefits. This blog explores how recycled leather contributes to a more sustainable future and why consumers and businesses
