Ceramica Bevilacqua

Ceramica Bevilacqua works out of Campofranco, in central Sicily, throwing, firing and hand-painting every piece, with glazes mixed by hand. The workshop is known for the testa di moro, the Moor's head planter that has stood on Sicilian balconies since a Palermo legend gave it its shape, but its candle holders and lamp bases draw just as readily on the Baroque and on Sottsass and Memphis. Exclusive to Australia.

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Fratelli Bonvini

Fratelli Bonvini has been a stationery shop and printworks on Via Tagliamento in Milan since 1909, kept just as it was by the typographers who took it over in 2014. Its archive of type, ornament and printing blocks now supplies notebooks, greeting cards and pencils, with covers by Milan illustrators and by Cabaret Typographie, the letterpress collective in residence at the shop. Exclusive to Australia.

Cabaret Typographie prints

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