It looks almost like a high-end store out of the 1950's. Immaculate décor, tidy shelves and…read moredisplays, and a fairly stuck up sales lady. The shop sells gifts, furniture, women's clothing and homewares, all very reminiscent of the 'old times'. Tablecloths with pretty floral patterns, A-line dresses, white ceramic trinkets, doilies, for the love of god. It's actually really cute. The colour schemes are great, I love the patterns they have, and they have some truly unique furniture pieces, the kind that you wouldn't expect to be factory-made. Intricate little vanities, white, ornate chests of drawers... that kind of thing. While any of this would look terribly out of my place in my living area, there are plenty who enjoy home décor of this sort, so if you're one of them, give it a look.

Loganberry Lane (which sounds like the street address for a character from Anne of Green Gables to…read moreme) is a lovely gift shop chock full of a huge range of clothing, accessories and homeware. While a little heavy on the scented candles for my taste, there's a whole room of babies clothes, toys and gifts for kids, and a smaller one out the back which has a range of women's cotton nightwear of the white and floaty variety. There's also some women's clothing, also mostly of cotton, including some brands like Boom Shankar that I have seen priced much more expensively elsewhere. There's the odd real bargain hiding in here, as well as a few local and handmade items, including a small range of locally produced fudge locked away in a coolbox.

beauty store innovation in their style. I fall in love with this kind of Furniture stores. Handling…read moreoverseas models and designs. I will vist when I am in Australia.

Home Depot isn't a hardware store like it is in the USA, rather it's a kitchenware store which has…read moreeverything any cook would ever need. They have beautiful saucepans, rolling pins, baking pans and gadgets I have never heard of but I am sure are really useful. It is truly an Aladdin's cave. The have Jamie Oliver, Cusinart, Scanpan, Mondial Knives, I could go and on. Service is a bit so so but who cares, it's mainly self service anyway. Pure heaven!

Your typical House store. A million items squeezed into the retail space. You don't have the luxury…read moreof fawning over beautiful displays, but you have a lot of things to choose from. When I walked in I asked if they had any elusive Spoon Rests. A girlfriend had been wanting one, and I'd been scouring the corners of the earth! Or at least every department store within cooee. Yes, the sales assistant directed me to two different types! I opted for the sleek stainless steel option. Bought a big one for my mate's big kitchen, and a smaller one for my tiny one. Job done!

You don't have to have a "house" to shop here, but if you did it would be so awesome because you'd…read morehave more room to put stuff in! This store is great for anyone wanting to add some life and colour into the home life - whether that be finding new linen, throws, pillows or gowns, if you want to create a luxury feel to your special place you may find something here that will catch your eye. It's not cheap - so don't expect any bargains, but occassioally you can find a bargain that seems pretty good.... They have a great range and if you're looking to re/decorate I think you will be pleasantly surprised :)

My house looks nothing like the store My house. The store is gorgeous with decorated pieces and…read moreitems enticing me every time I enter the store. The lighting, flooring and possible newness (recently opened) adds to the sparkle. Since its opening, I have shopped there a couple of times, but I will definitely have to buy a whole lot more for my home to begin looking like that. I love their cushions! Amazing collection and range at affordable prices. Go on, feel their bathrobe, it's soft. You will find everything for your sleeping, bathing and homeware needs. Good products, good price, good service. Only downside for me is that their Advantage club is a paid membership.

I personally love Japanese culture, so I am really glad to have this store open up near us…read morerecently. Their art & craft supplies definitely come in handy for journalling/school work/work in general, and their stuff is much cheaper to get than the stationary/art supplies that can be found in Kmart. They have other things as well that aren't related to stationary/art. They also have imported Japanese food, homeware etc. You will definitely find something in this store that will cater to your needs/wants.

Can't - keep - away!! I'm so lured by Daiso and love immersing my self in the colors, products and…read moredifferent items for sale. Almost everything is $2.80. With so many aisles and categories from homeware and kitchenware to stationary, personal care and snacks, it's like a treasure hunt for the bargain hunter and a gold mine for the value lover. Worth a visit ... Hands down you'll buy something, will you ever use it? Probably not, but for $2.80 ... who cares!

Not exactly sure which country they're referring to. One which likes a preponderance of white with…read morethe added splash of glitter, chandeliers and white LED-tipped Christmas trees. Filled to overflowing with shabby chic and allegedly French provincial furniture the homewares in this shop are not exactly to my taste, but I do appreciate that they might be so for others. The displays are certainly put together well, if a bit blindingly. And it's always good to find something other than chain stores selling the same old rubbish. Maybe if I wander around here a bit longer the inspiration to throw white paint on the walls and take up a sudden passion for pastel florals will eventuate. Maybe.

Need some lights for our back deck and our sparky told us to come here. Great range. Very…read moreknowledgeable staff. These guys really know their products and can really help you choose the right ones. Huge range of lights from simple downlights to the hugest, most grotesquely awful chandlers I have ever seen. They are LED specialists (great for an energy saving hippy like me) so pretty much everything in there is LED or have an LED globe available.