Beck Millsom began crafting handmade ceramics as a form of art therapy in 2019. Born out of a backyard shed (eventually graduating into various sunrooms) and desire for muddy hands, a cross-over of illustrative applications inspired by tattoo art and mythology on ceramic forms kicked off Beck’s reputation as an emerging ceramic artist in Melbourne, Australia under the pseudonym Ophelia Weeps.

In July of 2023 Beck opened Sunroom Studio; a space that is accessible to artists, families and anyone seeking time and space to create /+ play.

Born and raised in Pennsylvania, USA and currently residing in Australia, Caine is a formally taught and self explored ceramic artist, teacher and student of the medium with an emphasis on Turkish style wheel-throwing techniques. In his practice, he seeks to explore a range of disciplines in clay by challenging himself through form, functionality and textures.

Caine’s passion for ceramics extends to teaching others and encourages his students to pursue ceramics as a practice in free-flowing creative meditation.

Lorelei began teaching beginners wheel throwing at Sunroom in 2024 and is a treasured 6 week course teacher and studio technician; trimming, glazing and kiln firing student pots ensuring beautiful final results.

Steph is an artist drawn to working with her hands, exploring clay, sculpture, music, and curation.

Trained at the School of Clay and Art (SoCA), she combines her background in psychology and over a decade of work with young people to create spaces for expression and healing.

Her teaching is fluid and intuitive, guided by each student’s interests and abilities.

Taner has been a self taught ceramicist in both wheel throwing and hand building since 2021. His work features and combines surface decoration with slips, carving and marbling techniques. He is a beginners wheel throwing course teacher, full time law student and valued team member at Sunroom since 2024.