So long, farewell and thank you!

We will close our beautiful Story of Things online shop for the last time on 31st May 2022. But that means you still have a few weeks until then to be able to shop our fabulous curated collection of Australian design. Like with everyone, the last couple of years have been a challenging time for our team both professionally and personally, and we have decided that it is time to close the chapter on Story of Things. Thank you all for your ongoing support.

Curiosity Cabinet

Clare Mazitelli Designs - Sunglasses Case - Ocean Shells — $35

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Fabric Drawer - Notebook Journal - Blank A5 - Recycled Paper - Mustard Full Bloom — $16 +

Fabric Drawer - Sunglasses/Glasses Pouch - Colourful Bloom — $27

Fabric Drawer - Notebook Journal - Blank A5 - Recycled Paper - Colourful Bloom — $16 +

Ink & Spindle - Glasses Case – Spotted Quoll in Bluestone & Stream — $54

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Warisa - Little Spoon - Lines — $30

Fabric Drawer - Sunglasses/Glasses Pouch - Floral Fields — $27

Warisa - Vase #1 - Light Grey — $42

Warisa - Vase #2 - Light Grey — $42

Blackinkk - Bi-fold Card Wallet / 2020 - Kangaroo Leather - Vintage Chocolate — $109 +

Blackinkk - Two Pocket Cardholder / 2020 - Kangaroo Leather - Graphite Grey — $89 +

Afternoons with Albert - The Cord Roll - Jet Black — $81

New to Story of Things

Ink & Spindle - Tea Towel - Flowering Gum — $51

Ink & Spindle - Eye pillow - Golden Wattle in Ginger — $31

Fabric Drawer - Notebook Journal - Blank A5 - Recycled Paper - Taking Flight Dark — $16 +

Ink & Spindle - Rectangle Cushion – Gumflower in Bushleaf — $78 +

Fabric Drawer - Washi Tape - Flower Power Design — $8.40 +

Mosey Me - Garden Apron — $85

Ink & Spindle - Tea Towel - Ficus — $51

Mosey Me - Pebble Bath Mat - Olive — $80

Creators Journal

Kristy O'Kane of Okay Lady

Before she had a brand name, and before it was even a puzzle company, Kristy O’Kane knew she was building a female-centric team. The ethos of supporting, uplifting and working...

Natalie Jarvis of Electric Confetti

Kiwi-born and Melbourne-based Natalie Jarvis started Electric Confetti when looking for a fun neon sign to decorate her then two-year-old daughter Matilda’s bedroom.

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