Australian Homewares Designers

You’ll find an impressive array of Australian Homewares Designers showcasing their products at each of our Canberra markets. Our homewares designers understand that when decorating our homes, we often seek out pieces that reflect both our styles and personal values. Therefore, they combine a unique blend of quality, sustainability and craftsman ship, to deliver timeless pieces in their ranges for you and your loved ones to enjoy for generations.

Because all homewares you find at our markets are Australian made, you’ll often find homewares featuring distinctive designs inspired by our country’s rick landscapes and cultures. When you choose to decorate your home with pieces made by Australian homewares designers, you’re mindfully infusing a touch of Australian character and uniqueness into your living spaces. Whether it’s a handcrafted timber side table, or a meticulously woven throw rug, you can trust that not only is is made to stand the test of time, it’s sure to add a personal touch to your spaces as well, helping make your home truly your own.

We think that William Morris summed it up best when he said “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.”  The Australian homewares designers below manage do deliver the goods on both those fronts!

Dogboy Knives Paring Knife
Dogboy Knives hand forge artisan kitchen tools from mostly recycled and reclaimed materials. Dogboy Knives is Richard Cooper, who happily works his brand of creative magic in a workshop in South Australia. His knives can be found in the kit of some of best chefs in Australia and around the globe. Several prominent Australian restaurants also use Dogboy steak knives.
Everything Flows is a ceramic studio founded by Jacky and Celine, two makers from Hong Kong who found in clay a way to slow down, listen, and connect. Now based in Canberra, the studio creates handcrafted tableware that celebrates everyday use and quiet rituals. Guided by the belief that nothing is fixed, their practice embraces change, process, and imperfection.
Blume Flower School Wreath
Blume Flower School has been crafting beautiful, one-of-a-kind wreaths for over a decade. Each piece is thoughtfully designed by Kerstin, using a harmonious blend of fresh and dried materials, chosen not only for their beauty but also for their longevity. Her wreaths are more than just decorations – they are timeless works of art that bring natural charm to your home year-round.
Charlotte Litteck Wooden Vases
Charlotte Litteck is dedicated to creating unique wooden homewares. Her passion lies in transforming wood into beautiful, functional pieces that tell a story of sustainability and artistry. Each piece is lovingly crafted in her home studio in Melbourne, using both seasoned and green timber. Every creation is unique, emphasizing the beauty of the grain and natural features of the wood.
Where The Green Things Are Terrarium Ball
Where The Green Things Are is a creative mum of two who is passionate about plants and handmade items. Lil creates neatly wrapped kokedamas and plant-inspired polymer clay accessories – from earrings, hair clips, brooches and key chains. Plants are her muse in her designs: unicorn plant collectables, indoor plants and Australian flora.
Bush Blend Candles Wild Mint and Lime
Bush Blend candles are consciously crafted by hand with the hopes of someday adorning your coffee table, bath ledge, work space or mantle. They dedicate each fragrance to this incredible country and believe supporting local is the only way to keep our economy rocking harder than AC/DC, so they use ingredients sourced from Australian businesses only.

This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the incredible range of handmade homewares and decorator items available at our markets.  We invite you check out the Home & Living products in our Australian Made directory and see the full listing of members we have.