Almost packed, but very much open for business

The boxes are coming out.

This is our second-last email from Perry Street, and I won’t pretend the packing hasn’t begun in earnest. There is a quiet kind of ceremony to wrapping things up, both literally and not, and we are right in the middle of it.

But here is what I want you to know: none of it has slowed us down. Quotes are going out, installations are underway, and consultations are very much happening. If you have been thinking about new curtains, blinds, shutters, or a custom piece before the colder months settle in properly, now is a perfectly good time to reach out. Business as usual, boxes and all.

New arrivals landing with our new store.

One of the quiet joys of this move has been the opportunity it has given us to bring in some truly special new suppliers — pieces we have been searching for, and sourcing that we are genuinely proud of. Here is a little of what is on its way:

French linen tea towels and cushions — effortlessly functional, effortlessly beautiful.

Waverley Mills blankets from Tasmania — woven at the last working mill in Australia still producing these heirloom-quality pieces. There is something quietly remarkable about that, and the blankets themselves reflect it.

A new range of ceramics — for the shelf, the table, the everyday.

Indian pyjamas and dresses — from the same artisan relationships that have brought you our hand block-printed textiles.

Cotton stationery — made from the remnants of block-printed fabric production in India. Each piece carries a little of that story with it.

Cosmetic bags and accessories — sourced on our travels, chosen with care.

More to come as it all arrives. We cannot wait to show you in our new space.

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Until next week, and our final email from this little corner of Perry Street.

Warmly,

Ali