Here are a few things worth exploring:

Grandeliers: Crafted and produced in Tasmania from sustainable local timber, these spectacular flat-packed Grandeliers are stylish and impressive! I can't wait to get some of the Genie designs for our dining table.... Several of the Grandeliers work as lamp shades as well and I'm keen on one more for a quiet reading spot! For more details click here.

Hoop via Who Did That

Genie 1 Bump via Who Did That

Mucke:Innovative eco-conscious garment creations for those of us who enjoy breaking the mould. Ellie Mucke designs and produces clothing collections where she breathes fresh purpose into pre-loved garments, reimagining their form and function. Ellie is devoted to crafting garments that invite play and engagement, and after being captivated by a piece she displayed to my companion and myself on our initial visit, we came back to marvel at it and settle on buying it. Discover Ellie's creative space here.

Splat Scarf created from a reclaimed jumper! Style it in multiple ways! via Mucke

Sustainable Stubbies: Ruth Allen transforms glass bottles into new creations (currently primarily beer bottles, though expanding into spirits and eyeing the accessories sector. I'm impressed by her collection. It makes me feel better about my beer consumption. Learn more here.

Mix & Match set via Ruth Allen's online shop

There were loads more traders worth mentioning, but that's as much as I'm sharing. You'll want to visit Bowerbird to explore everything yourself.

Kate xx