Homeware store

One of the things we find most exciting about going to a new city is checking out all the local homeware, furniture and art stores — we really are interior addicts through and through! But being somewhere new, it can be hard to know where exactly to go or how best to tackle your shopping ...

Japanese & Taiwanese homeware store, Native & Co, Notting Hill

A pinewood stud wall encloses the Sydney's Aesop Bondi store, which Mlkk Studio has furnished with domestic items to evoke 1960s Australian homes.

Our summer collection sits beautifully on the shelves of our infeprndent homeware shop in Bristol, UK

the GARAGE collective is a curated lifestyle boutique where you can expect unique finds, local artisans and global goods. From Home decor, textiles, jewelry and gifts we work on offering our community a place where they can always find something affordable and unique.

Do you ever go through a crazy experience and then afterwards the whole thing feels kinda surreal? That's pretty much how I feel about my trip to the Silobration with KILZ. It came and went in a blink of an eye and I'm still trying to absorb everything that happened. The entire experience was absolutely

One of the shops that is definitely going to be on our must-visit list once the lockdown is eased next week, is TROVE in Notting Hill. Set up by Tiffany Duggan of Interior Design company Studio Duggan, the shop is an enticing collection of brilliant interior finds (both made in-house and curated vintage buys), from … Continue reading "Tiffany Duggan of Trove"

This beautiful Wellington boutique is stocked with specialty homewares, furniture and gifts sourced from around the world.