Next time I visit MOZI I'm leaving my coins and cards at home. Yes, it's just that gosh darn…read moretempting to buy everything in this store. I remember when MOZI launched and was such a small collection of knick knacks for the kitchen. And now look at this little Aussie brand that could! Measuring spoons, plastic bag holders (yes, they're a thing!), bowls, tea towels, plates, dog leads, napkins, and even candles are all neatly displayed in their "print story" categories making a visit to MOZI on trendy James Street an organised mind's dream. Everything is in its place and it makes it that much easier to find what you're looking for. It's fun without being frivolous and twee without being saccharine. If you're looking for a quirky and unique gift for a loved one getting married, moving into a new house, having a baby, birthday, engagement, just because...you get the point...MOZI should most certainly be on your list. The prices are what I personally would consider reasonable with most items being under $40. PS: If someone gifts me the sequined fox tote, I might just have kittens.

I don't know why, but Japanese steel is considered to be one of the best kinds of material for…read moreknives you can get. Ensuring that you get the genuine, good stuff is the key and at the hospitality superstore, you get that by the truck loads. HSS is the source of where restaurants order their fit out and utensils. It features everything you can possibly think of needed for the home kitchen or a restaurant, including ovens and cookers. For me, I went through a Chef Ramsay stage, where I'd care deeply about the ingredients and subsequent tools I would use to turn those things into robust dishes. I didn't know about this place, and I'm kinda glad I didn't because I would've dropped a fortune on getting the perfect mixing bowl or an industrial strength blender (no cheap Brevill here, thanks!). It's all good stuff and it's expensive. But you truly get what you pay for.

Visited the store a few months ago apparently it had a store renovation, it was a good place to…read moreshop. We're now buying goods from their new website now. They have quality goods and equipment at very competitive prices. The two sale and equipment reps that we dealt with were good at providing expert advice! Highly recommended!

Michael did an outstanding job on my kitchen. He has a great design aesthetic, and he was willing…read moreto challenge me. What I thought I wanted turned out to be both outdated from a design perspective and suboptimal from a cost perspective, so I was fortunate that he took the time to educate me and change my mind. I appreciated his candor, professionalism, and integrity in putting his client's interest above his own, traits normally difficult to find in a contractor. His prices were more than reasonable relative to the value he brought to my home and the headaches saved from not having to deal with carpenters and installers. He'll be the first person I call to design my next home's kitchen.

From the owner: At Michael Christopher Design, we specialise in kitchen & home renovations tailored to our clients'…read moreneeds. By collaborating closely with you, we ensure that we fully understand your vision, preferences, and objectives. This allows us to craft a kitchen that perfectly fits your space, budget, and expectations.

Walking into St. Barts is like walking into a beachside villa in the south of France. It's more of…read morea lifestyle store than an interior design shop, with racks of women's clothing as well as gifts and home wares. The shop itself is gorgeous, with young and beautiful staff to match. There's a mixture of things to browse from armchairs, to jeweled sandals, to fabrics, to ornaments and statement pieces for the home. Given that it's located on ritzy James Street, I assumed that the prices would be higher, but they're actually quite reasonable. I would very happily add many a St Barts piece to my home and will be back soon to see what else they have to offer. The shop is brand new and has yet to build a hype surrounding its existence. From what I saw in store, it will only be a matter of time before St Barts has a steady following.

Ooo! This place is new. I get very excited when a new shop opens in one of the shopping precincts I…read morefrequent. A new shop always seems so promising and adds a nice freshness to shopping areas that you already know inside out. I actually just came across St Barts on the weekend when I was on my way to Harveys and couldn't resist a peek. St Barts sells clothes, accessories, and homewares and their style seems quite eclectic. They had some lovely cushions and cute accessories, and I got the impression that they're still in the process of fully stocking their shop so I'll look forward to poking my nose back in there in a few weeks to see what it's like when they get fully into the swing of things. The prices are a little bit lower than I would have expected based on St Barts's location and exterior so that was a nice surprise. I exchanged a quick hello with the sales assistant and then she left me to browse which I always appreciate, especially in areas like James street where a lot of the stores seem to employ hoverers. It is interesting to see a few fresh storefronts on James street and this is one of them. St Barts is only young yet, and I'm excited to see what it'll grow into!