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INDAH PAGES

Indah Pages is a digital editorial platform and podcast that curates conversations with creative women and thoughtful makers. Through digital features, recorded dialogue, & in-person gatherings, Indah Pages explores creativity, presence, and the lived experience of building work that matters.

Indah Pages takes its name from the word indah, which in Malay and Indonesian means beautiful.

The idea of beautiful pages sits at the heart of this platform. Not only as something to read, but as a way of living. A belief that creativity belongs at the foundation of life, and that the stories we tell, about our work, our choices, and ourselves, shape how we move through the world.

Indah Pages is built on the idea that we are all, in different ways, authors. Of our creative work, our inner lives, and the paths we choose to follow. To write beautiful pages is not about perfection or performance, but about intention, imagination, and care.

This is a digital editorial platform dedicated to thoughtful conversation, creative culture, and women shaping lives and work with depth.

Meet Your Host

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Meet Indiana Holley | Founder of Indah Pages, Host of Creating the Muse, & Editor-in-Chief of Creating the Muse Magazine

Indah Pages is founded by Indiana Holley

Indiana’s work is shaped by movement, place, and an enduring pull toward creativity. Raised between the Australian outback and the Queensland coast, with family roots in South Africa, she has always lived close to wide horizons, changing landscapes, and the kind of freedom that invites curiosity.

For over a decade, Indiana has been creating and hosting spaces for conversation and connection — from seasonal feasts and intimate gatherings to community meet-ups, cultural events, and long-form editorial work. Hosting, for her, is not a format but a practice. It is about bringing people together with care, attention, and a shared sense of presence.

She is drawn to women doing thoughtful, courageous, and creative work across cultural, entrepreneurial, and research-led fields. Through conversation, listening, and editorial care, Indiana holds space for the stories, perspectives, and lived experience that often sit beneath public success.

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CREATING THE MUSE

It exists as a space for long-form digital editorial and recorded conversation with creative women across design, food, wellness, art, research, and cultural work. Each feature offers readers a chance to step inside another woman’s world. her thinking, her process, her rhythms, and the life surrounding the work.

These conversations are not prescriptive. They are generous. They offer insight, perspective, and the quiet permission to imagine new possibilities for one’s own creative life.

Creating the Muse is less about inspiration as aspiration, and more about inspiration through proximity and honesty.

Creating the Muse is the flagship magazine and podcast published by Indah Pages

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Stay for Stories

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Stay for Stories is an editorial series curated as a feature for Creating the Muse Magazine

Written from within places, these pieces document atmosphere, conversation, and the women behind the spaces we inhabit. Each story is shaped by presence — time spent listening, observing, and experiencing a place as it is lived, not promoted.

Stay for Stories sits at the intersection of travel, creativity, and cultural fieldwork. It reflects a belief that place matters, that beauty is felt as much as seen, and that the stories woven into spaces are often as meaningful as the work created there.

Tell the Story of Your Space
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Muse Meet-ups

Alongside the editorial work, Indah Pages hosts Muse Meet-ups — intimate, in-person gatherings for creative women seeking depth, connection, and meaningful conversation.

These gatherings are intentionally unstructured and grounded. There is no networking, no pitching, and no performance. Just real women, real stories, and the relief of being met without explanation.

Muse Meet-ups are an extension of the editorial world, moments where conversation moves off the page and into the room.

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