Coralie Stow is a qualified and accomplished interior designer and fine art specialist who combines her creative and technical capability. Coralie works with clients who wish to express their love of travel, art and nature in their homes and development projects. Clients are drawn to Coralie’s global design experience and fine arts specialty.

In Southeast Asia, Coralie has worked with big-name interior design consultancies on residential and hotel projects. In Melbourne, Coralie has headed up the design and furniture specification for major hospitality projects. Now, Coralie calls Brisbane home, where she’s applying her eye for design and detail to residential and development work.

Prior to her move to the Sunshine State, Coralie was chief executive officer at Menzies, one of the leading fine art auctioneers and valuers in Australia. During her tenure, Menzies sold celebrated Australian artist Brett Whiteley’s painting Henri’s Armchair for a record-setting $6.1 million, along with seven other highly-profitable auctions.

In this role, Coralie was interviewed about the way art auction houses pivoted during the pandemic. Listen to her insight on how challenges can open the door to innovation.

Coralie’s qualifications:

Master of Business Administration (Executive )
The Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM)
University of NSW and University of Sydney

Diploma of Fine and Decorative Arts
Sotheby’s Institute

Bachelor of Arts with Honours (Interior Design)
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology