Scout’s Top 10 Homewares Stores To Explore In The Shire
Chic, unique and boutique
Girl Meraki, Woolooware
Whether you're renovating, revamping or simply reimagining your home, there’s a homewares store in the Shire just waiting to be explored. Established by both local interior gurus and national design teams, each store offers something a little unique. From chic lighting, unique furniture and art to cushions, throws or plants, there are plenty of treasures for you to discover. Happy shopping!
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The Studio by Savannah Interiors - Luxe farmhouse meets urban chic
Located behind the much-loved Woronora Boatshed, Savannah Interiors is the perfect spot to shop beautiful homewares after stopping by for breakfast. The vibe? Think luxe farmhouse meets urban chic. Expect to find the perfect finishing touches for your home, as well as stand-out furniture pieces. Owned by a mother and daughter duo, both interior designers, the care taken to curate the collection here is more than evident.
131 Prince Edward Park Road, Woronora
Girl Meraki - Curated homewares
Girl Meraki is true to its namesake, emanating “soul, creativity and love”. Located in the inviting Woolooware village, mother and daughter Paige and Maria are full of passion and obsessed with helping others create their dream home. The store is brimming with a curated collection of chic pieces including furniture, cushions, throws, gifts, candles, and plants. Just look for the store with the pale blue door!
Scout tip: enjoy a coffee from their neighbour, Playground Cafe, before or after your visit.
45 Wills Road, Woolooware
This Is Not A Shop - Unique and Quirky Interiors
As you may have suspected, This is not a shop does things a little differently. Not your average homewares store and mysterious in nature, a step inside will take you on a voyage far from its Cronulla Mall location. Stocking unusual plants and pots, dried flowers, fresh greenery, vases, lighting, mirrors and more, it’s no surprise owner Andy has a strong career history in floristry. Each piece is unique, distinctive and quirky, and with any pick from here your home will be filled with character and charm. As Andy says, “This is not a shop is not just a store, it’s an experience: a celebration of love, life and beauty…”
5/57 Cronulla Street, Cronulla
Adairs
It’s one of Australia’s most visited furniture and homeware stores, and for good reason. With a catalogue that spans kids’ furniture to throws, sheets and towels, Adairs is really a one-stop shop for the interiors obsessed. You’ll be pleased to learn that there are two locations across the Shire: Miranda (within Westfield) and Caringbah (within the Homemaker centre), so you’re only ever a stone’s throw away from a great shopping trip.
220 Taren Point Road, Caringbah and 600 Kingsway, Miranda
Le Creuset
The ultimate kitchen companion and a guaranteed heirloom, any piece from luxury French cookware brand Le Creuset is a good choice. Specialising in enamelled iron roasting dishes, casserole dishes, and saucepans and pots since 1925, Le Creuset is known for its ability to bring colour, personality and flavourful dishes to life.
600 Kingsway, Miranda
James Lane
Another heavy hitter to have graced the Shire with its presence is James Lane. If your style can be described as elegant, pared-back contemporary, a little architectural, favouring neutral hues, and packed with texture and natural fibres, this is the store for you. Expect to find sofas, rugs, coffee tables, mattresses, and homewares.
220 Taren Point Road, Caringbah
Indoor Plant Shed
Green thumbs and those aboard the biophilia train, stop here. Located in a huge warehouse in Caringbah, Indoor Plant Shed seeks to offer lush for less. The benefits of indoor plants are science-based and lengthy - not only do they make our spaces look fresher, but they also improve air quality. From fiddle leaf figs to the ‘unkillable’ zanzibar gem, there’s something here for every plant parent - new or veteran.
1/191 Taren Point Road, Caringbah
Freedom
With a lengthy catalogue of contemporary Australian designs spanning furniture to tableware, you could likely spend half a day (at least) browsing the shelves and spaces of a Freedom store. It may not be boutique, per se, but there’s a good reason their pieces can be found in homes around Australia.
220 Taren Point Road, Caringbah
Flower Power
Flower Power is more than just a nursery, it’s a place to peruse homewares and outdoor furniture, pick up a beautiful bunch of blooms and even a spot for a coffee. If a relaxing morning of wandering through greenery while eyeing off interior purchases floats your boat, you won’t be disappointed with a visit here.
Cnr Holt and Taren Point Roads, Taren Point
Posted: February 2025
