Linden Cook

Woven around the central theatre of creation, this debut Melbourne boutique transforms a double-storey heritage space into a refined expression of the brand’s dedication to meticulous craftsmanship. Upon entering, the eye is drawn to an expansive walnut work bench, designed as a collaborative stage where two resident artisans practice their craft. This piece serves as a visceral touchpoint, offering customers an intimate viewing of the jewellery-making process. The collection is presented within curated, textural moments: feature displays are housed in deep, velvet-clad display units and plinths.

This plush texture is complemented by the warm, sophisticated luster of aged brass detailing, which acts as a consistent metallic thread throughout the design. The walls are washed in a serene, pale green hue. This deliberate, muted inflection recalls the verdant quietude of the hidden courtyard nestled along the side of the space, grounding the interior experience in its historic Melbourne locale. The design, though constrained by an intimate footprint, is a study in spatial efficiency; clever, multi-level planning maximizes verticality and display area, ensuring every piece receives its due prominence. This is not simply a retail encounter, but a private, sophisticated setting that celebrates the tailored, tangible quality of handcrafted jewellery.

Photography – Hugh Davison, Build – EMAC Construction