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Alexandria, NSW
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10 years ago
The most sensation, awesome and exclusivelly. Wonderful and beautyful furnitures I found in Laura Kincade Store. I love their items. read more
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80 O'Riordan St
Alexandria New South Wales 2015
Australia
(02) 9667 4415
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http://www.laurakincade.com
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What time does Laura Kincade open?
Laura Kincade opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Laura Kincade close?
Laura Kincade closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Laura Kincade is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSun Closed
Does Laura Kincade have parking?
Yes, Laura Kincade has parking options.
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Don't shop anywhere else before checking the prices here. I've been shopping here for over twenty…read moreyears for that must have kitchen gadget to what to buy for Christmas, Wedding or any other special occasion. Because of the buying power of this store, all of the major brands are heavily discounted on single and box set items. Just a pity I have most kitchen ware now as boxed sets of Esteele Kitchenware Saucepans were $899 now only $350! What a bargain for the best saucepans made in Italy.
Awesome place for homewares, great prices, fantastic selection. I recently scored some sweet Jamie…read moreOliver stainless steel flatware. Regular price: $400, Victoria's Basement price: $119. That, ladies and gents, is what I'm talking about. And the quality is great, so my assumption is that this was last season's flatware. Does flatware even have a season? Well, whatever the reason, I don't care. I am very happy with my purchase.
Gorgeous shop with everything you could possibly want! Really beautiful witchy stuff and not…read moretoooooo pricey
Okay, so we all don't like knick knacks and from the outside of this glorious shop in Newtown…read morethat's about all it looks like....But don't judge a shop by its cover, because inside you'll be consumed for hours. I had initially stopped by because I was looking for an oil burner, but what I found was so much more and left with an armful. There were pillows and African fabrics, Japanese china and Moroccan lamps, candles and jewellery, handwoven baskets and hand painted frames. The textures and smells hypnotized. I could see a spot for each found gem in my place at home. I need this right? I kept telling myself. The staff is friendly and the prices are affordable. Don't forget to head upstairs for larger pieces such as dressers and stools. They take cards and cash so don't worry and prepare to spend some time.
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Wonderful decoration and furniture store, really beautyful and ellegance high standard fashion.read more
From the owner: Zaffero is a lighting and furniture manufacturer that creates and curates unique interior pieces,…read moreso that curious customers can discover the inspiring, exciting and fascinating stories behind them.
Me and my best friend were at the Muji store in Sydney. We were very excited to go and had heard…read moregreat things about it. When we got the there was certain products on display that Muji themselves were speaking of very highly, for example, there was a wrinkless glue that was spoken of and was supposed to do everything a regular glue stick would do without the wrinkles. We were both very intrigued about it as we had both had unfortunate experiences with wrinkles. So we decided to buy the gluestick. We walked out of the store very satisfied and eager to try it out. As soon as we got back to the hotel my friend and I tried it out by glueing two flat pieces of paper together. Once it had dried we checked to see if it had wrinkled and to our dismay there was two very large wrinkles on the paper. Awestruck, we decided to take action and bring justice to this gluestick and wrote this review so other people don't have to suffer the disappoint we did. Atrocious it was, atrocious. Your welcome.
I like the store as well as the amount of things, i got a pillow from muji and it was very soft but…read morethe music was just silent night being repeated over and over again and it didn't really fit the store
I love Exhibit. It's the perfect store in many ways. It's air-conditioned, it's next door to…read morePatisse (best cake shop ever), the store assistant is super lovely and most importantly it is filled to the brim with gorgeous and original pieces for your home. They do furniture, rugs, masks, lighting, ceramics, art, glassware, mirrors - a whole range of stuff which listing it seems to take something away from the beauty and exclusivity of them. I also like the fact that they stock a lot of local designers but also collect from overseas so the range in variety of product and taste is wide. The textiles from Africa, Australian artifacts, Egyptian crystal chandeliers and European ceramic pieces - it takes you to far away places without paying for the plane ticket out of here. Apart from filling your home with beautiful furnishings I find Exhibit is a good place to shop for wedding presents.
Some great Asian inspired furniture and fittings here...now I need a bigger place to put them all.read more
Found this antique home goods place in the Monocle travel guide for Sydney. I have high…read moreexpectations on furniture / decoration places and I didn't get disappointed here. Ici et la has beautiful old decoration objects from all over the world. From magical local shells to wooden and metal tables, chairs or lamp to handmade bags. Infact they have a seamstress in the store that creates blankets etc. with your initials. If I would live in Sydney, my interior design would be well influenced by this store.
From the owner: We also have classic French vintage ticking, stock ticking, antique linen sheets and linen tea…read moretowels.
After dinner when I was walking to the train station, I spotted a fancy display of Christmas…read moredecorations. I couldn't help stopping and took a good look. All cuties are smiling to me and wishing my good night. So I just checked in and said hello to the dolls and looking around inside the shop. This is a very small shop but so many small cuties are displayed and so joyful, make people happy. Also very reasonable prices. Definitely, I will come back for some of small Christmas gift shopping. Perfect for the secret Santa ! ディナーの後、地下鉄駅へ向かって歩いているとすぐに可愛らしいクリスマスのディスプレイに出会いました。入り口のお人形たちが笑顔いっぱいで素通りするなどとてもできるはずがなく、入店して店内を一周チェック!可愛らしい小物類がたくさん、いずれもプレゼントで頂いたら嬉しくなるようなものばかり。よしっ、改めてゆっくり出直して来よう!もうすぐやって来る職場のシークレットサンタ用のギフトにぴったり!決まり!
I walked in and Bon Iver was playing, clearly my shopping spree was meant to be…read more Paddington feels like a Parisienne arrondissement, and The Vignette Room would fit right into Montmartre. A curated shop of bespoke homewares, scented candles, pillows, throws, kitchen accessories, and bar knick knacks. I was sort of in a daze (I had been to Bon Iver's concert the night before) and my aimless wandering led me to discover they had Kip & Co linen sheets! A brand I had been trying to get my mittens on for a while, winter was coming** - so I bought a beautiful crushed blue quilt cover to cocoon myself in bed. The lady working was so lovely and helpful, and we had a rather loud squealing moment when we realised we had BOTH BEEN TO THE SAME CONCERT. I did skip out of the shop, but not sadly into the arms of Justin Vernon because... well, he probably doesn't shop for homewares. ** If you get the pun, we are truly meant to be friends.
Not your average, cookie cutter homeware/interiors store. This gorgeous terrace in Paddington is…read morefull to over flowing with eccentric, unique, bespoke pieces of homeware, pillows, candles, brassware .... man it's full of very interesting, collectable stuff, and the service is first class.
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I found this to be a great little store with lots of forgotten, unique and fascinating pieces…read more The store is not huge so u won't get lost but sizable enough to find hidden gems and collectables. Enjoyed talking with the lady who runs it who made me happy with a good deal.
Koskela sources everything from greeting cards to furniture from local and international designers…read more It's in a great warehouse space next to Kitchen By Mike. It's a perfect place to spend a weekend afternoon.
If you adore all things French chic, then this is the place for you. I spotted the store when…read moredriving past one afternoon. I made a point to revisit French Accent later down the track. Eventually I returned and was inspired by the beautiful pieces displayed throughout the store. And then I looked at the prices...thousands of dollars for French drawers! I have since searched on eBay and found a more beautiful chest of drawers for only $100! French Accent is great if you have the money but of you don't then visit the store for some interior inspiration!
This is a cheap and cheerful homewares shop - one that you can find any number of house decorative…read morebits or bobs. I like it because it's neat despite the fact that it's packed to the rafters with 'stuff'. By stuff I mean cups and sauces, picture frames, wall hooks, paints, dress up masks, wooden baskets, candles, glasses, glitter, ornaments, kids games, silver bins, cards, paper, lamps, bags, storage containers, mirrors... the list goes on. Stuff that some people may call cheap junk but others might call useful jewels. It depends on what you're looking for. House to Home is the kind of place you go if you're feeling creative and looking for a Secret Santa present or need some basic house nick knacks. Prices are more than reasonable but of course you do get what you pay for.
God I love this place. That sounds like a lot of passion for an inexpensive homewares store doesn't…read moreit! But honestly, this place is the way forward when it comes to those things that you don't want to spend a fortune on, but don't want to go so cheap they break the minute you get them home. Last week I walked out of here with a large candle, a medium candle, 25 tea lights, a small glass vase and a garlic crusher for $25 - not bad eh?! The best bit about this place is that it is actually an OK place to shop - it has wide isles, everything is organized and the staff know their stuff. It certainly beats fighting the crowds at a department store or squeezing through the shabby isles at a discount store.
This place has upstairs secrets. I was allowed up there to check out the dining chairs, and that's…read morewhere they keep their works in progress: wooden frames awaiting re-upholstery. It looks a bit creepy up there, like lots of wooden naked furniture limbs, all entangled up and dust coated. The downstairs has fancy re-upholstered lounges and armchairs, while the upstairs has dining chairs. Despite the name, A Pair Of Chairs do sell chairs singly, and they also have coffee tables and cabinets, but the emphasis is undoubtedly on the chairs. This is not a store where you will be left alone, the owners will definitely approach you and gently push sales. There's a lot of teak, a lot of Parker, and a lot of 50s style going on.... It's not everyone's taste, but if you're into mid-twentieth century design (specifically that straight-backed 50s look), then you've found the right strip of shops on Regent street to keep you busy. Here, you can buy the items unrestored or nice and fixed up - depends how much you want to pay. Last time I was here the woman owner told me to supervise the shop while she went upstairs, which was trusting and I took the responsibility seriously (ahem), of course .... nobody came in .... They also reupholster your old stuff, which is nice to file away in the back of your head ("when I am old and have money maybe I will get that chair fixed up....")
Just had my 60s sofa reupholstered, perfect style. Their items are industrial modern with a slice…read moreof retro and urban cool. Kim's an expert.