Homewares

Homewares and Home Decor, Room by Room

Our homewares are grouped so you can go straight to what you need:

• Cushions - Cotton cushions in 35 x 55cm and 55 x 55cm, embroidered, block printed and woven.
• Throws & Cowhide Rugs - Mongolian wool throws and natural or printed cowhide rugs.
• Lighting - Table lamps from 17 to 57cm high, in finishes from biscuit and olive to gold and matte white.
• Pots & Planters - Terracotta urns, paper mache vases and brass-finish planters, from tabletop sizes to floor pots 80cm tall.
• Baskets & Storage - Rattan hampers, lidded baskets and seagrass bins for everyday clutter.
• Decorative Accessories - Hand-carved mango wood figures, marble bookends, hourglasses and candlesticks.
• Tableware - Capiz and shell placemats, marble coasters, carved timber trays and platters.
• Wall Art & Mirrors - Wall art up to 120 x 120cm, carved wall panels and a carved Indian mirror.
• Doorstops, Knobs & Hooks - Drawer knobs in ceramic, glass and mango wood, plus carved hooks and timber doorstops.

Getting the Scale Right

Small pieces look best in groups. Arrange three objects of different heights on a console or shelf, such as a vase, a marble knot and a carved figure, and let them read as one. On a coffee table, a tray pulls loose pieces together.

Larger homewares can stand on their own. An 80cm floor pot or a 130cm faux magnolia fills an empty corner, and a 70 x 100cm canvas suits the wall above a sofa or bed. For lamps, choose a taller design beside the bed or a reading chair, and a small accent lamp to glow on a shelf.

Made by Hand, So No Two Are Quite the Same

Handmade pieces carry the marks of the people who made them. Our marble is natural stone, so the colour and veining shift from one bowl to the next. Mango wood figures are carved by hand, terracotta is shaped from clay, and rattan baskets are woven strand by strand.

Our cushions come from weavers in India, made with embroidery, block printing, weaving and dyeing, and our throws are 100% Mongolian wool. What that means in your home:

• Small variations in colour and pattern that make each piece yours
• Natural textures that soften a room full of straight lines
• Pieces that sit as happily beside an antique cabinet as a modern sofa

Looking After Marble, Wool and Cotton

Most pieces only need a dusting with a soft, dry cloth. Cotton cushion covers can be machine washed cold and laid flat to dry. Mongolian wool throws are dry clean only, and both wool and cowhide keep their colour best out of direct sun. Spot clean cowhide with a damp cloth.

Finish the Room You're In

Shop our handmade homewares online, or see them styled with our furniture in one of our Sydney showrooms. Need a hand layering cushions, lamps and art around the furniture you already have? Book our design services.

Prefer to shop by look? Start with coastal, Boho or marble homewares.