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Design Objects Edit

Furniture, lighting and objects worth building a room around

Curated by the Teo team. Updated 26 September 2026. 20 picks.

  1. PDA Shop

    Vintage store, Fitzroy

    A vintage store and creative studio on Johnston Street, Fitzroy, co-founded by Isabelle Saunders and Sarah. PDA offers an evolving edit of vintage pieces shaped by Italian sourcing and timeless design. A compact, beautifully curated space highlighting vintage clothes and homeware. [Upcoming drops: Winter '26 collection available]

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  2. P.A.M.

    Boutique, Melbourne

    Established in 2000 in Melbourne by Misha Hollenbach and Shauna Toohey, P.A.M. (Perks And Mini) is an independent brand and creative studio. Twenty years on, P.A.M. has reached cult status, growing with no business plan into a cutting-edge streetwear and lifestyle brand. P.A.M. Stores in Melbourne, Sydney, and online are an extension of the P.A.M. universe.

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  3. Pan After

    Boutique, Collingwood

    Pan After is a curated collection of objects celebrating individual histories and design stories, based in Collingwood. Drawing on a multifaceted approach to design, the brand fosters genuine, long-standing relationships with creators and customers alike. More than fashion, it's a beautiful space offering carefully sourced and curated products from worldwide.

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  4. Guzzi

    Vintage store, Melbourne

    Founded in Brunswick, Melbourne by Georgia Gordon, Guzzi Archive is an online vintage designer seller offering carefully curated vintage and secondhand designer fashion. After accumulating a hefty number of desirable vintage designer pieces, she spotted a gap in the resell market. Fortnightly drops every Friday at 12pm AEST, Melbourne-based with worldwide shipping. [Upcoming drops: Fortnightly drops every Friday]

  5. Botanicah

    Boutique, South Yarra

    Multi-award winning plant purveyors with locations on Toorak Road, South Yarra and Commercial Road, Prahran. Botanicah provides a welcoming atmosphere where visitors can explore various plants, including rare specimens. They also offer plant workshops, repotting classes, and a beautiful private venue. Considered one of the best inner-city plant stores in Australia.

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  6. Nightingale Gallery

    Gallery, Armadale

    An art gallery in Melbourne hosting exhibitions, live performances, and events. Nightingale Gallery presents a range of contemporary art, from painting to sculpture to digital media, with a focus on transformative personal narratives and group shows. The gallery also offers a boutique with artworks available for purchase.

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  7. Mr Kitly

    Boutique, Coburg

    Opened in 2010 in Brunswick, Mr Kitly is a small independent shop and gallery stocking a curated selection of pottery, prints, jewellery, textiles, and plants. Known for their iconic self-watering pots (made in Melbourne from 100% recycled plastic), the shop is a hidden gem for craft lovers, showcasing curated ceramics and Japanese-inspired design.

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  8. Zinc

    Vintage store, Richmond

    A family-run business based in Melbourne with over a decade of collecting and curating vintage. Located at 56 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Zinc curates Australian-made and archival fashion — inviting you into a story-driven, consciously selected wardrobe. Labels from the late '80s through to early noughties, with pieces rotating every single week.

  9. The Searchers

    Boutique, Melbourne CBD

    Founded in 2010 by three friends with a shared vision, Up There has evolved into a cornerstone of Melbourne’s fashion landscape, specializing in a curated mix of heritage workwear and high-concept streetwear. Their flagship McKillop Street location is a temple to architectural design, offering an immersive environment where exclusive Japanese imports like Beams Plus sit alongside global heavyweights like New Balance and Salomon. The store prides itself on a 'product-first' ethos, prioritizing technical fabrics, unique textures, and authentic brand narratives. It remains the definitive destination for the modern enthusiast looking for pieces that balance utility with a high-fashion edge.

  10. Somebuddy Loves You

    Boutique, Fitzroy

    Independently owned multi-brand women's boutique for lovers of quality and unique design. Established in 2003 by Lyndsey Spark, the Fitzroy boutique is known for its amazing staff and carefully curated selection of pieces. A beloved boutique on Smith Street with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.

  11. The Social Studio

    Boutique, Collingwood

    A not-for-profit social enterprise empowering refugee and newly-arrived communities through creativity. At its heart, The Social Studio is a community organisation — a store, manufacturer, and education hub. They transform and mend well-loved clothes to continue their story, with sustainability at the core. Each garment tells a story of empowerment through crafting, creating, and learning.

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  12. Camberwell Antique Centre

    Vintage store, Camberwell

    One of Melbourne's oldest and largest centres for antiques and collectables. Established in 1983, the centre has over fifty licensed dealers stocking an incredible variety of goods for the connoisseur, collector, or casual shopper. Located opposite Camberwell railway station.

  13. Heartland Records

    Boutique, North Melbourne

    Located at 420-422 Victoria Street, North Melbourne, Heartland Records is a prominent music store specialising in a vast selection of both new and secondhand vinyl records. Run by Paul Cook, a man who simply loves records, the store is a delightfully diverse destination for vinyl enthusiasts.

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  14. Melko

    Boutique, Melbourne

    Established in 2004 by Brazilian-Australian duo Amy Bialkower and Guido Melo, Melko is a boutique fashion brand that saw a gap in the market for fresh designs and prints in Australian fashion. Colourful and original South American clothing and handmade accessories, the Melbourne boutique has evolved over nearly two decades, bringing tropical-inspired fashion to Bridge Road, Richmond.

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  15. Lott Studio

    Boutique, Abbotsford

    Founded by designer Karina Leddin in the creative heart of Abbotsford, Lott Studio is a sanctuary for slow, hand-forged jewelry that celebrates the beauty of the deliberate mark. Each piece is meticulously crafted in-house using traditional goldsmithing techniques and lost-wax casting to create sculptural forms in sterling silver and solid gold. The studio’s aesthetic is one of refined minimalism, prioritizing organic textures and architectural silhouettes over transient trends. It serves as both a workshop and a gallery, offering a curated glimpse into a process where raw materials are transformed into intimate, wearable artifacts.

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  16. Bruce

    Vintage store, Clifton Hill

    Launched in 2009 as a consignment space for iconic designer clothing, Bruce opened on Gertrude Street in 2011. The much-loved Melbourne consignment store specialises in secondhand, high-end Japanese and European designer clothing — think Yohji Yamamoto and Comme des Garcons. By only stocking high-quality secondhand pieces, Bruce encourages people to take better care of their garments and appreciate clothing's overall lifecycle.

  17. ECO D.

    Boutique, South Yarra

    Since 1985, ECO D has been a go-to for luxury women's fashion, offering a curated mix of Australian and international designer labels. With almost 40 years of expertise and boutiques across Melbourne, ECO D focuses on modern style, exceptional quality, natural fabrics, and sustainable practices. [Upcoming drops: AW26 collection available]

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  18. Made In Earth

    Boutique, St Kilda

    Made In Earth didn't start as a brand — it started as a belief. Every piece begins underground, formed over millions of years by pressure and time. Dealing with over 230 stones from around the globe, the team provides clients with detailed information and insight. Australian-owned and Australian-designed jewellery with a stunning collection of natural stone pieces.

  19. KLOKE

    Boutique, Melbourne

    Established in Melbourne in 2011 by life partners Amy Gallagher and Adam Coombes, Kloke is a contemporary fashion brand balancing design and function. Focused on quality, durability, and refined everyday wear, the brand embodies slow fashion — timeless and no-fuss. Each collection is a natural evolution from past seasons, with a classically simple aesthetic.

  20. Dinosaur Designs

    Boutique, Melbourne CBD

    An Australian design studio for over four decades — handmade resin and metal tableware, homewares and jewellery, each piece cast and finished by hand in vivid colour and organic form.