For Her
The 'For Her' range includes beautiful products for the discerning woman. Scarves, hats, handbags, jewellery, accessories, Jewellery and homewares are just a few of the items that can be purchased in store and online.
The product range is curated by Mary Long with a focus on locally made sustainable gifts. Much of the product is made locally by Melbourne designers and manufactured here in Australia. Alongside the smaller bespoke designers, Post Industrial Design stocks a range of popular brands such as Nancy Bird, Christine Battachio, Miranda Murphy and Have you met Miss Jones.
If you are looking for lovely gifts for women look no further than Post Industrial Design.
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Post Industrial Design
Feminist Mug
$15.00
Who run the world? Make a statement with the Feminist Mug made from new bone china, the vibrant mug features a white handle, ‘Feminist’ slogan and comes packaged in a matching gift box. Perfect for your early morning coffee, tea break, or cosying up as the night winds down, this mug will make a standout addition to your home or workspace. Drink up! Dishwasher and microwave safe.Visit product page → -
Suck UK
Scrabble Key Ring
$10.95
Visit product page →These scrabble Key rings make a perfect gift under $10. Letters cover the entire alphabet and are great for the scrabble enthusiasts. Designed by the fabulous Wild & Wolf company in the UK. Please select the letter you are after in the drop down list when purchasing online.
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Ridley's
That's so 80's Trivia Game
$29.95
Visit product page →Get your favourite 80s throwback feeling with this hilarious and nostalgic quiz game. Featuring over 1000 1980s themed questions, this game is a fantastic trip back. With 10 categories to choose from, you're guaranteed a fun-filled trivia night with friends and family.
Test your '80s knowledge with this quiz game that covers everything from the Dukes of Hazzard to gigantic shoulder pads.
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Echo publishing
Westography by Warren Kirk
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Visit product page →Westography by Warren Kirk is photographic book that documents images of a vanishing suburbia. Helen Garner eloquently provides a introduction to this amazing documentation of the western suburbs of Melbourne. This book however transcends postcodes. It could be anywhere. It is a snapshot in time. An important historical documentation of Australia's suburban fringes.
"Warren Kirk is drawn to forgotten things, to the old, the neglected, the left behind. He loves a bricked-up corner shop, a crumbling factory whose function is no longer evident, a locked weatherboard cottage so decrepit that it is holding itself above the abyss of collapse." Helen Garner. Westography, images of a forgotten Suburbia
Warren Kirk held his first solo exhibition here at Post Industrial Design in 2012 Documenting his beloved western suburbs Warren Kirk finds beauty in the ordinary. Many of the images that were in the exhibition are now in this beautifully bound hard cover book.
For many living in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne including Footscray, West Footscray, Seddon, Yarraville, Altona and beyond, this is a must have book. Many faces and buildings will be familiar. The gentrification of our suburbs sadly mean these places and people are quickly disappearing.
Westography Images of a vanishing suburbia is a softcover book will 160 pages of full color images. A perfect gift for yourself or a friend.
