Shop by design
A library, not a catalogue.
We don't chase a hundred SKUs. Every one of our Swedish dishcloth designs starts as an idea an illustrator wants to draw, not a gap in a spreadsheet — which is why the library stays small, original, and worth coming back to. Here's what's in it, and what's coming next.
Flagship collection
Australian Flora
Our founding collection, and the one we keep returning to.
Banksia cones, waratah petals, wattle in full bloom, flannel flower, bottlebrush, gum leaf — each drawn in the kind of botanical detail usually reserved for a hardback field guide, not a dishcloth. No stylised icon-set, no generic gum-leaf silhouette — just careful, original botanical art from illustrators who spend as much time on a leaf's edge as they do a colour palette.
The designs
Flagship collection
Australian Fauna
The characters no one else prints.
Quokka, galah, magpie, echidna, kookaburra, wombat — drawn with real personality, mid-grin or mid-swoop, not flattened into a cute vector outline. Our illustrators work from life and from field reference, so the expression lands and the anatomy holds up to a second look.
It's the tea-towel subject matter Australians have loved for decades, given the attention and the print quality it's never had on a cloth you'd actually reach for every day.
The designs
Also in the library
Five more directions, each its own world.
Coastal
Rock pools, reef life, cowrie shells and the long, bleached line of an Australian summer shore — for the cloth that lives at the sink and the one that lives at the beach house.
Aussie Humour
Understated slang — "she'll be right," "stone the crows" — set in confident typography and drawn with a straight face. Built for the gift table, not the bargain bin.
Nordic Heritage
Dala horse and kurbits folk art, painted in the same spirit as the original Swedish cloth from 1949 — a small, sincere nod to where this whole idea began.
Festive
Limited Christmas drops designed to survive being unwrapped, work through the silly season, then get reached for all summer long — never a throwaway novelty print.
Everyday
Florals, pets and kitchen botanicals — the quieter, classic designs for anyone who just wants something beautiful on the bench, no bush walk required.
A note on First Nations design
In development, deliberately.
We want a First Nations collection in this library — but only one built the right way.
Any First Nations collection we release will be created in direct partnership with First Nations artists, licensed through the Indigenous Art Code, with the artist named and paid on every single cloth. Never an in-house imitation of a style — always the real thing, credited and properly remunerated. Until that partnership is right, this shelf in the library stays empty.
Found a design you love?
The collections launch soon.
In the meantime, commission a custom piece, or enquire about a wholesale order for your store.