
Meet Paula — Founder of Ngilla Flow
Over the years, I've come to understand just how much the water we use every day shapes our lives, our homes, and our daily routines. That understanding didn't come from books. It came from lived experience.
I grew up in a mining town in the Pilbara, where the water was harsh, leaving my skin feeling dry, my hair brittle, and our showers coated in mineral build-up. We didn't question it. It was simply how things were until I realised they didn't have to be. Ngilla Flow was born from that moment: wanting better, and believing the water in our homes should support the way we care for ourselves every day.
For me, water isn't just a necessity. It's healing. It's cleansing. It holds meaning. Ngilla (pronounced nyi-lla) means "water" in my Aboriginal language, Banjima. It represents more than the product. It speaks to my culture, my connection to Country, and my respect for water's place in our lives. Ngilla Flow isn't just about filtering water. It's about encouraging people to think differently about something we use every single day.


