Thank you to the 2026 Northern Beaches Environmental Art and Design Prize Sponsors.
Foundation Sponsor
Colormaker Industries
Colormaker Industries is proud to continue as Foundation Sponsor of the Northern Beaches Environmental Art & Design Prize in 2026, marking the sixth year of supporting this important celebration of art, design and environmental awareness
Marking 68 years of manufacturing in Brookvale, Colormaker is an Australian-owned family business producing premium quality paints, inks and coatings while actively supporting the local arts community.
Colormaker’s product range includes:
- Colormaker Interior and Exterior House Paints
- Colormaker Paving Paints
- LUXAPOOL® Swimming Pool Coatings
- ACRYLMERIC® Waterproofing Membranes and Floor Coatings
- PERMACRYLIK® Scenic Paints for murals, installations, fine art, film, TV and theatre
- PERMASET® Textile Screen Printing Inks
All products are proudly manufactured on the Northern Beaches using 100% renewable energy and environmentally responsible practices.
Colormaker’s commitment to sustainability has been recognised with multiple awards including the Solar Champion Award, the 2023 Northern Beaches Business Sustainability Award, the 2023 Excellence in Sustainability Award (Sydney Metro Region), and as a Finalist for the SME Sustainable Leadership Award in the 2025 NSW Sustainability Awards (The Banksia Awards).
By June 2026, Colormaker will have saved over 1,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions through the clean energy produced by its 100-kW solar array.
Learn more about Colormaker’s eco-friendly paint products and sustainable manufacturing practices by visiting the Colourmaker website.
Event Sponsor
Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises Pty Ltd
Kimbriki are proud to support the 2026 Environmental Art & Design Prize as Event Sponsor.
Kimbriki is an innovative waste and recycling centre with a dry landfill located on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Kimbriki aims to be a centre of excellence for environmental services associated with the generation of waste and to provide education to the community.
Kimbriki was originally established as a landfill operation in 1974 but has since shifted from waste disposal to resource recovery. Today the site recycles over 80% of incoming wastes and to date, more than 2.5million tonnes of waste has been diverted from landfill at Kimbriki through resource recovery operations on site.