Top 5 Homeware Shops
Are you one of those really organised people that already has all your Christmas shopping done!? If not, don’t despair – I have come up with the Top 5 Homeware shops in the Eastern Suburbs to help you find some wonderful Christmas pressies to fill everyone’s homes.
My Top 5 picks…
THE BAY TREE – 82 Queen Street, Woollahra.
Beautiful homewares and kitchen items, especially for those who like to cook.
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PIGOTT’S STORE – 53 Ocean Street, Woollahra.
Pigott’s sell a range of Indian hand blocked printed fabrics, quilts with matching pillowcases, tablecloths and napkins, dresses, tops, nighties, sponge bags and melamine trays and waste bins. They also stock a changing range of furnishings, lamp bases and shades, throws, cushions, rattan ware, embroidered bed linen and accessories sold only in store.
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EIGHTEEN TEN – 66 Queen Street, Woollahra.
THE design store for more than twenty years! They carry a variety of homeware brands from around the world to offer you a choice when decorating your home or looking for that special gift for your loved ones. Extensive range of travel goods for business, leisure and everyday use including Tom Dixon, Mandarina Duck and more.
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PAPIER D’AMOUR – 8 Cross Street, Double Bay.
If you’re serious about stationery, Papier d’Amour is a must-visit. Their dark wooden interiors give the store an elegant vibe – and they offer monogramming for your planners and notebooks, which will make you feel very important in office meetings. Towards the back of the shop lie stacks of paper and envelopes in colours you won’t normally find, like mustard, aqua and fuschia.
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HUMBLE BEGINNINGS – 209 Avoca Street, Randwick.
An independent homewares and gift store located in the heart of Randwick, Sydney. The shop is thoughtfully curated to reflect a lifestyle inspired by travel, creativity and entertaining and is stocked with a colourful collection of goods that showcase the best of local Australian makers, as well as international artisans and crafts. Includes an array of unique textiles and furnishings for your home, sourced from all over the world. Indian blockprints, woollen blankets, cushions, napkins and tablecloths accompany resin tableware and woven baskets alike.
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SELLING homes is not just a career; it is an art form – one that is carefully honed over years of life experience and knowledge. And, I can proudly say, that I still absolutely love what I do – day in, day out.