7.4.11

New in store


I love all of the designs from French design company la cerise sur le gateau the embodied details, the Libertyesque fabrics, the amazing colour combinations.






These cute very vintage looking silhouette children tin signs are irresistible, they are roughly 25 x 25cm and retail for around $20 each. 


These happy little felt home accessories are from from the heart of the Himalayas, Muskhane brings you a universe of poetry, softness and colour. They are due in store over the next few weeks.



3.4.11

Doug up on Bourke


I had a great girls day yesterday, full of giggles, shopping, eating and drinking. The plan was to check out Doug up on Bourke, a collector/vintage/props hire store in Waterloo Sydney and that we did. It was full of everything you can imagine from a taxidermy camel to a pair of old undies (see below). After we'd educated ourselves on what was "vintage", we set off for Mitchell Road Auctions and all five of us came out with arms loaded. Very happy shoppers. My special treat was the T.H Brown bar stool above... very nice.

A few little words from my friend Claire, "almost everything looks good in mass."






















30.3.11

Finders Keepers interview



I was recently approached by "the Finders Keepers" site to do a small interview. Of course I said yes. If you want to find out more click here!

29.3.11

reading is sexy!



They are made from 100% biodegradable corn plastic, grown and manufactured in the U.S. The inks used are lead-free.

Stop getting a paper cup every morning and instead use this environmentally friendly alternative; it breaks down naturally in composting and is microwave safe.

And because it's corn-plastic, you can drop it on the ground and not worry about breaking it.

BPA-free Plastic!

Height: 9cm, Diameter: 8cm 16.50ea

And for those days when your mug is dirty, stick one of these on your bumper and let everyone know you care!





28.3.11

Atomic Ranch


A year or so ago a friend introduced me to Atomic Ranch magazine and I sat on his lounge room floor devouring issue after issue. So I'm guessing my sweet husband thought it would make a great Christmas gift. My first copy arrived in the mail today and here I am sitting with a nice cup of tea in my Hornsea cup, at my Parker and Chiswell dinging table looking out the window of my own little midcentury ranch in Frenchs Forest, dropping names here there and everywhere, feeling a lot like a mid century kind a gal!

Mmmmmm.... maybe I should stock this magazine.

26.3.11

in store now









1. Vintage mirror $140. Hand made Antler Boys $29

2. Glass jars from $12

3. Apothecary jars from $14

4. Salt rubs for food $19. Green Tea Candle 80+ Hours Burn Time $39

5. House Doctor vintage vases from $24. Deer ashtray $9. Vintage genie bottle $49

6. White rabbit money box $29.95. Deer $49. Olive wood mortar & pestle $89

7. White squirrel money box $29.95. Butter dish $29. Pie dish $36

22.3.11

Sounds in the Woods




I discovered Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu a few years ago while I was looking for something beautiful, gentle and calming to play in the shop. I have this little thing where I go to the Aria award winners in Best World Music, they always seem to be such amazing albums and this is where I discovered Geoffrey. If you have time read his bio, I can't begin to list the amazing things this extremely talented blind multi-instrumentalist has achieved. Australian music at it's very best.