Toward the northern end of Rouse Street, this homewares shop trades in a rustic, country and French-inflected aesthetic: ceramics and lamps, baskets and rugs, brushware, candles, coffee-table books and body products, sourced with a clear eye rather than bought by the pallet. The pitch is unhurried browsing, knowledgeable service and no pressure to buy, which suits a heritage highland town that draws weekend visitors from the Granite Belt and the coast. Open seven days, it sits among the antique dealers and boutiques that give Tenterfield's main street its reputation as a shopping detour, and holds its own as one of the more considered independent retailers in town.