Our flagship store in Australia’s fashion capital, Chadstone Shopping Centre, simply sparkles offering our customers a shopping experience in an environment like no other…from the beautiful etching on the shopfront windows & the vintage merchandising pieces sourced from all over the world to the distinct aged mirror as its centrepiece.......

The third of our beautiful treasure trove of stores combines the best features of our first two stores. Situated right in the heart of Melbourne’s fashionable shopping precinct Chapel Street, South Yarra, this beautiful boutique offers our customers a chance to escape the hustle & bustle of the outside world with only the sounds of Melbourne’s trams passing by.......

Being our first store, Highpoint will always hold a special place in our hearts. Our vision of all things girly & feminine is still clearly present six years on. With our signature Florence Broadhurst designed wallpaper, amazing chandelier & whitewashed floorboards you certainly feel like you have entered the female equivalent of a little candy store.......

This beautiful tilkah sanctuary is inspired by the love of all things feminine & natural. Timber boards creeping up from the floor to the ceiling, playful swings gracing the walls & our signature Florence Broadhurt wallpaper weaving itself into our beautiful feature lighting; all of which provide a most enticing environment for our growing band of devotees......   

Think Great Expectations & Grey Gardens… think an old decrepit mansion from a bygone era crumbling from within but leading to a secret shimmering wonderland…..

For our fifth instalment & first city boutique located right on the Little Lonsdale street bridge at the very fashionable Melbourne Central, we commissioned Melbourne scenic artist Gary Grimes (credited with working on Hollywood feature film sets including; Moulin Rouge, the Matrix & Peter Pan) to create the illusion of a forgotten room inside an old decrepit mansion.

The store features crumbling walls with hand painted ivy creeping through the cracks as well as specially aged “Florence Broadhurst” wallpaper, 90 year old recycled timber from a 1920s Melbourne industrial building & some beautiful antique visual merchandising pieces that really compliment the theme. Tarnished brass t-bars that come down from the ceiling have been cleverly used throughout the store to represent old exposed pipes that would not be out of place inside many of these dilapidated mansions.

Whilst our latest look & feel is that of a once loved but neglected space, the beautiful shimmering, sparkling jewels & soft buttery leather bags will always ensure that this latest edition will never be forgotten.

OPENING LATE OCTOBER 2010