In the pursuit of transforming houses into homes, Australians have access to a splendid array of homeware brands that offer unique aesthetics and quality craftsmanship. Whether looking to add a touch of elegance, a splash of colour, or a statement piece, these brands cater to every design vision.
Fenton & Fenton
Fenton & Fenton is like stepping into a high-end decor magazine. From their vibrant outdoor furniture to a collection of inspired artworks, this mecca proves that daring combinations of colour and texture aren’t just acceptable—they’re encouraged.
Sarah Ellison
After a notable career in styling, Sarah Ellison launched her own brand in 2017. The FLOAT and Muse sofas and the Yoko bed base exemplify her approach to modern, understated luxury that fits seamlessly into contemporary Australian homes.
Kip&Co
For over a decade, Kip&Co has infused homes with vibrant and eclectic designs. Known for their extensive range of bedding, from colourful organic cotton prints to elegant French flax linens and plush cotton velvet, they add a burst of brightness to the bedroom.
Bonnie & Neil
Bonnie & Neil is a go-to for essential finishing touches, transforming spaces with artistic and vivid textile creations. Their boldly patterned cushions, wool rugs, and welcoming doormats are particularly popular amongst discerning decorators.
Maison Balzac
Embodying French-inspired refinement, Maison Balzac presents an ever-evolving collection of hand-blown glassware and fragrant scented candles. Their iconic items, such as the carafe set, candle holders, and scented candles, are designed to elevate everyday home rituals.
Dinosaur Designs
Dinosaur Designs stands out with its handcrafted resin pieces, epitomising the wabi-sabi aesthetic. Loved for their chic serve ware, including plates, salad servers, and cheese knives, each design fosters a warm, inviting setting perfect for gatherings.
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