Objects with provenance, from makers worldwide.
As featured in The Australian Financial Review.
The Christmas Edit
A bar of soap carved like a Roman intaglio in London. Glass blown by mouth in Paris. Linen from Bologna, bronze from Bangkok, ikebana scissors from Japan. Every object in the Edit was hand-made by someone we know, and most are available nowhere else in Australia.
Order by 16 December for Christmas delivery, or collect from the shop in Moss Vale.
SHOP BY CATEGORY
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Home fragrance
Candles, diffusers and incense from small ateliers
New to the shop
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Gio Ponti for ISA Bergamo: High-Back Sofa, c.1950
Regular price $8,900Regular price -
Ancient Lion intaglio soap
Regular price $49Regular price -
Greek Urn Print IV
Regular price $580Regular price -
Ludo cushion cover: linen salvia
Regular price $490Regular price -
Almond Shampoo
Regular price $79Regular price -
Drip Glaze Bowl – Light Green, Large
Regular price $460Regular price -
Mini Technicolour Table Lamp - Green
Regular price $990Regular price -
Silk Scarf - Le Tigre
Regular price $280Regular price
From the Journal
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A day on Argyle Street: shopping and lunch in M...
Why we chose Moss Vale over Bowral, and how we would spend a day here: the independent, locally owned shops of Argyle Street, and our favourite places for lunch in...
A day on Argyle Street: shopping and lunch in M...
Why we chose Moss Vale over Bowral, and how we would spend a day here: the independent, locally owned shops of Argyle Street, and our favourite places for lunch in...
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With the curtains drawn
Draw the curtains in most hotel rooms built in the last twenty years and you could be anywhere. The same pale oak. The same linen in the same shade of...
With the curtains drawn
Draw the curtains in most hotel rooms built in the last twenty years and you could be anywhere. The same pale oak. The same linen in the same shade of...
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The gentlest room in Istanbul
At the centre of every Turkish hammam is a raised slab of marble called the göbek taşı — the navel stone. I went to two of them in Istanbul expecting...
The gentlest room in Istanbul
At the centre of every Turkish hammam is a raised slab of marble called the göbek taşı — the navel stone. I went to two of them in Istanbul expecting...
