Supporting Dreamtime Flooring, means supporting a 100% Indigenous business
Here at GH Commercial, we are a proud partner of Dreamtime Flooring, bringing the work of their artists to life with our local manufacturing technology right here in Geelong, Victoria. Together, we work to support Dreamtimes vision of sharing Indigenous culture and artwork for future generations.
Dreamtime Flooring was born in 2022 from a deep aspiration drawn from director, Josh Haddock’s connection to Indigenous culture, this is the essence of Dreamtime Flooring: the missing link connecting culture, artwork and flooring. This can only come from engaging with a 100% Indigenously owned business-like Dreamtime Flooring. Josh being a Yorta Yorta man raised in Morwell, VIC on Gunai Kurnai Country himself, wanted to create a business that celebrated the Indigenous culture through flooring while engaging with other Indigenous businesses, helping to streamline income back into Indigenous communities.
For generations, Indigenous people have shared culture through stories and artwork. At Dreamtime Flooring, Indigenous heritage is drawn from to celebrate this rich culture through the flooring medium in the hopes of preserving those stories for our future generations.
Dreamtime's mission is to have as many buildings as possible for current and future generations to see Aboriginal ancestry and culture with a particular focus on public buildings: Government, council, schools, libraries and galleries. Their intention is not only focused around sharing their culture with generations to come but also to engage these future generations with employment opportunities, apprenticeships and traineeships, as they believe it is a vital step into raising a talented, educated Indigenous community with the footprints to walk towards the future.
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Products
Secret Elements

The large circles represent Elders passing down the dot work to the smaller circles representing the younger generation, just like how Aunty Mary Edwards passed down onto the younger generations. Available exclusively through Dreamtime Flooring. Artwork credit: Sam Walker-Wilson, BYNM Indigenous designs.
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Nan’s Dreaming

Nan's dreaming is symbolic to my grandmother and Elder Mary Edwards. It embodies her artistry and techniques that she has passed down onto her daughter, Sam Walker-Wilson, which have been passed down further to her own children to showcase what is Nan's Dreaming. In respect and loving memory of Aunty Mary Edwards. Available exclusively through Dreamtime Flooring. Artwork credit: Sam Walker-Wilson, BYNM Indigenous designs.
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Meeting by the Water

Meeting by the water depicts a Barramundi, signifying the water life returning back into the waterways once the water is clear. Available exclusively through Dreamtime Flooring. Artwork credit: Sam Walker-Wilson, BYNM Indigenous designs.
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Burning Country

Burning Country signifies the traditional burnings carried out by our original Custodians which helps regeneration. Available exclusively through Dreamtime Flooring. Artwork credit: Sam Walker-Wilson, BYNM Indigenous designs.
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Billabong Ashes

Billabong Ashes symbolise the first sign of the water becoming clear after the bushfires. Available exclusively through Dreamtime Flooring. Artwork credit: Sam Walker-Wilson, BYNM Indigenous designs.
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Big Red

Big Red signifies the wildlife escaping the scorching lands as the fires come through. Available exclusively through Dreamtime Flooring. Artwork credit: Sam Walker-Wilson, BYNM Indigenous designs.
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