KNOT IN BALI

 
Knot products are a triumph of sustainable woodworking. This company specialises in teak wood and has created a range of dining and kitchenware that’s not only durable but exquisitely designed.

UNAGI

 
Unagi is a giant emporium of homeware with a huge range of smaller style handicrafts to bring the flavour of the island back home with you. The shelves are stacked high with sculptures, baskets and weaving but the staff are super helpful so it’s easy to locate the right colour and size you need to fit a piece of Bali in your home.

INDOLINEN

 
If you’re looking for high thread count sheets, soft towels and plush, snuggly duvet sets, then Indolinen is the place to go. They are particularly good for whites or muted colours and you’ll be able to pick up a hotel-quality bedroom set for half the price that you would expect to pay in Australia.

BUNGALOW LIVING

 
Bungalow specialises in decorative art, cushions and throws but is also the best place to buy a Christmas present for that special woman in your life. Expect to find everything from tribal prints to rag dolls made by Indonesian artisans.

KEVALA

 
Kevala supplies many of the restaurants on the island with handmade and extremely unique ceramics. They employ only local artisans to do the designs and will even ship your new dinner set home for you!

DOMICIL LIVING

 
If you’re a fan of the quaint style of the French colonial era then Domicil is the place to go for both small and large homewares. They offer one-off antiques collected from around the world and some local designs which reflect the French Indonesian heritage of the owners.

SATU NAMA

 
Satunama is a contemporary Indonesian boutique of style with a range of smaller homeware items like resin pineapples, scented candles and lacquered bowls. You’ll also find recycled rosewood, mahogany and teak items in the store that were inspired by the owner’s travels through Asia.

ABANG

 
Abang is one of the older suppliers of homeware on the island and it’s the place to find crochet hammocks, macrame weavings and stunning cane basket sets. You’ll probably find yourself getting lost in this Bali-style treasure trove for the homemaker.

KIM SOO

 
If you’re ok with spending a little more than Kim Soo is the place to go. Their style is bohemian yet vintage and the shop is full of art and textiles that will look fabulous on your walls. Imagine everything from chandeliers made from beach shells to wall hangings and handcrafted chopping boards.

MERCREDI

 
Head to Mercredi for everything fabric! There are handbags, sarongs, floor rugs, throws, blankets, placemats and even rattan chairs. Mercredi uses soft linen and pure cotton to offer a stunning range for the Bali shopper!

SOUQ

 
Based in a chic cafe, SOUQ has everything from imported designer clothing and shoes to modern furniture pieces. It’s a little more expensive but well worth the cost and you can enjoy an excellent coffee while you browse.

THE JUNGLE TRADER

 
Here you can find all sorts of curiosities that have been hand-picked from different parts of Indonesia. Think tribal masks, miniature boats and woven rugs. Each piece has a story behind it and will make a fascinating conversation topic when you’re next entertaining.

TOKO EMPORIUM