Sally Pottharst's guest appearances

Sally Pottharst

House of Style

This Is Joy

Robert Gordon

Neale Whitaker

Karen McCartney

Sarah Andrews

Pippa Hallas

Pip Brett

Sam Gordon

Saskia Havekes

Alex McCabe

Renee Garnham

Greg Natale

Jaynie Johnson

Rachel Burke

Maison Balzac

Elise Pioch Balzac

OwlTail

Globally celebrated Australian rug brand Armadillo is driven by ethics as well as aesthetics.Sally and her Armadillo cofounder, Jodie Fried, established The Armadillo Foundation to provide educational, environmental and healthcare initiatives in their weavers’ communities. Both women feel strongly about giving back and, since 2014, Armadillo has fully funded the co-ed Kantilal Vidya Mandir (KVM) School in one of India’s main rug making regions.From the school books and uniforms to staff salaries and solar panels – all expenses are met from sales of Armadillo’s rugs. The foundation also provides full 9-year scholarships for the three top performing girls and the top boy, enabling them to attend a local English-medium school and have bigger dreams for their futures.Sally and Jodie’s passion and work within their weavers’ communities is joyful and inspiring.Learn more at – https://armadillo-co.com/the-armadillo-foundationKelly and Abbey are on a mission to spread joy.Help us by spreading the word about this podcast…1. Subscribe to the show.2. Share This Is Joy with your friends and family.3. If you love This Is Joy, leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts.

Globally celebrated Australian rug brand Armadillo is driven by ethics as well as aesthetics. Sally and her Armadillo cofounder, Jodie Fried, established The Armadillo Foundation to provide educational, environmental and healthcare initiatives in their weavers’ communities. Both women feel strongly about giving back and, since 2014, Armadillo has fully funded the co-ed Kantilal Vidya Mandir (KVM) School in one of India’s main rug making regions. From the school books and uniforms to staff salaries and solar panels – all expenses are met from sales of Armadillo’s rugs. The foundation also provides full 9-year scholarships for the three top performing girls and the top boy, enabling them to attend a local English-medium school and have bigger dreams for their futures. Sally and Jodie’s passion and work within their weavers’ communities is joyful and inspiring.Learn more at – <a href="https://armadillo-co.com/the-armadillo-foundation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://armadillo-co.com/the-armadillo-foundation</a> Kelly and Abbey are on a mission to spread joy.Help us by spreading the word about this podcast…1. Subscribe to the show.2. Share This Is Joy with your friends and family.3. If you love This Is Joy, leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts.

Via The Armadillo Foundation, Sally Pottharst is helping girls in India access education.

Jodie Fried

For some brands, sustainability and ethical production can be a second thought or something that is addressed down the track, but that was never the case for these two incredible women. Armadillo &amp; Co. founders Jodie Fried and Sally Pottharst wanted their brand to be driven by ethics as well as aesthetics. Each rug is made by hand from natural and sustainable fibres, using Fair Trade practices. They are driven by a desire to elevate age-old methods of craftsmanship through a uniquely Australian contemporary design process. Founded in 2009, they've always proudly shared their story, but not quite like this. To hear these two talk about their incredible decade long experience was not only inspirational but also an emotional journey. For those looking to start a business, this is how you do it with the right approach from day one. With the launch of their Sydney showroom at the end of last year, there's no slowing down for this iconic Australian brand and we can't wait to see what's next.Thank you to Globewest for helping bring this series to you and for supporting Women in Design.For more info on Jodie and Sally, and to see our edit inspired by Armadillo &amp; Co., check out the House of Style Journal at https://www.houseofstyle.net.au/journal/2020/episode16/armadilloandcoFollow us on Instagram at https://instagram.com/houseofstylepodcastFollow Armadillo &amp; Co. on Instagram at https://instagram.com/armadilloandco

For some brands, sustainability and ethical production can be a second thought or something that is addressed down the track, but that was never the case for these two incredible women. Armadillo &amp; Co. founders Jodie Fried and Sally Pottharst wanted their brand to be driven by ethics as well as aesthetics. Each rug is made by hand from natural and sustainable fibres, using Fair Trade practices. They are driven by a desire to elevate age-old methods of craftsmanship through a uniquely Australian contemporary design process. Founded in 2009, they've always proudly shared their story, but not quite like this. To hear these two talk about their incredible decade long experience was not only inspirational but also an emotional journey. For those looking to start a business, this is how you do it with the right approach from day one. With the launch of their Sydney showroom at the end of last year, there's no slowing down for this iconic Australian brand and we can't wait to see what's next. Thank you to Globewest for helping bring this series to you and for supporting Women in Design. For more info on Jodie and Sally, and to see our edit inspired by Armadillo &amp; Co., check out the House of Style Journal at <a href="https://www.houseofstyle.net.au/journal/2020/episode16/armadilloandco" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.houseofstyle.net.au/journal/2020/episode16/armadilloandco</a> Follow us on Instagram at <a href="https://instagram.com/houseofstylepodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://instagram.com/houseofstylepodcast</a> Follow Armadillo &amp; Co. on Instagram at <a href="https://instagram.com/armadilloandco" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://instagram.com/armadilloandco</a>

Episode 16 Armadillo & Co: Jodie Fried and Sally Pottharst