The TOP 10 BEST Homewares in Hepburn VIC

Maxim Interiors and Style, located in the charming suburb of Daylesford, is a premier destination for exquisite homewares. With a curated collection that marries sophistication and flair, our store offers a delightful range of unique and tasteful pieces to transform any living space. From elegant furniture to captivating decor, our team of skilled stylists will guide you in creating a home that truly reflects your individuality. Discover the art of stylish living at Maxim Interiors and Style.

Discover the exquisite world of Creswick Natural Fibres at our Daylesford store. As an authentic Australian family-owned business in Victoria, Creswick Woollen Mills boasts a rich heritage spanning over 75 illustrious years. Immerse yourself in our diverse range of womenswear, menswear, homewares, accessories, and sumptuous beds crafted from a variety of natural fibre yarns including Alpaca, Possum, Merino Sheep, Linen, Cotton, and Bamboo. Open 7 days a week, our warm and knowledgeable staff are here to assist you in finding that perfect wardrobe addition or the ideal homeware piece to enhance your living or bedroom decor.

Welcome to The Green Store, located in the charming suburb of Trentham. Our sustainable lifestyle and homewares general store offers a delightful range of organic, ethically sourced products for your home, garden, body, and baby. Immerse yourself in our beautifully appointed treatment room, where you can enjoy rejuvenating Infrared Sauna Sessions, Myotherapy, Remedial, and Therapeutic massages. Discover our thoughtfully designed collection of natural body care, cleaning solutions, scarves, socks, bags, garden accoutrements, candles, toys, and more! Indulge in chemical-free living and find the perfect gift for your loved ones.

The Farmer's Wife first opened her doors in November 2015 after discovering the beautiful old 1880s building earlier that year. Triple-fronted bay windows on either side of the big old front door proudly standing on the original bluestone porch were all it took for Bec Mason to fall in love. Instantly she knew this Farmer's Wife had a destiny within the walls of this grand old girl. And so the story begins Bec Mason first began her career as an interior designer cultivating her flair for decoration and design with her own sense of style, never one to follow trends, she always strayed from the mainstream crowd with an almost whimsical and romantic look on life. Bec developed her career in various roles as a homewares buyer within the retail industry, satisfying her love of product, window dressing, and merchandising design. Then after a wet and rainy day mushrooming in the pine forests of Creswick with her much-adored Farmer, she discovered the beautiful old store and dreamed about all the wonderful things she could bring to the little town of Creswick and the rest they say is history. The store is a reflection of Bec's style, always seeking simplicity, quality, and the enduring beauty of things from the past. This combination of beautiful quality clothing and homewares with her eclectic mix of preloved treasures provides the unique shopping experience that is The Farmer's Wife.

Welcome to Soul Barn - a captivating rural sanctuary nestled in Clunes. Immerse yourself in its enchanting blend of raw countryside charm and vibrant hues, where serenity permeates the atmosphere. Discover a haven for holistic wellbeing, offering an array of transformative experiences. Engage with our accomplished alternative healers, embrace rejuvenating yoga and sound healing sessions, or indulge in our therapeutic aromaZen ceremonies. Unearth treasures at our weekend retail shop - a treasure trove of sound healing instruments, sacred tools, metaphysical wonders, handmade homewares, and chemical-free skincare. Join Michelle, the visionary founder, to embark on a soul-nurturing journey.

Timmermans, located in Clunes, offers an exquisite selection of homewares. With a touch of elegance, our range complements your unique style, creating a haven of sophistication in your home. From stunning decor to stylish furniture, our curated collection caters to discerning tastes. Discover timeless classics and contemporary pieces, expertly crafted to elevate your living space. Visit Timmermans today and be inspired to transform your home into a sanctuary of beauty and refinement.

Melts and More, a homewares store located in the charming suburb of Wendouree, offers a delightful selection of items to transform your home into a sanctuary. Our range includes exquisite candles, beautiful cushions, and stunning artwork, all carefully curated to add a touch of elegance to your living space. Embrace your individual style and find unique pieces that speak to your personality. Let Melts and More inspire your home decor journey with our unrivalled selection of homewares.

The battle of the Eureka Stockade is heralded by many as the birth of democracy in Australia and has an enduring place in the Australian consciousness. In 1854, gold miners and their supporters protested what they saw as unjust regulations and law enforcement imposed by the colonial government, including the prohibitively expensive gold licence. Unrest built for months across the central Victorian goldfields, but especially in the busy goldrush settlements of Bendigo and Ballarat. They were angry at the restrictive rules around mining, land ownership and the right to vote. Tensions continued to rise as the protesters felt the government was ignoring their demands. Finally, the miners and their allies met and agreed to resist the authorities by building a timber stockade at a strategic position on the Eureka Lead, in the heart of the gold mining area of Ballarat East and with a clear view of the road from Melbourne. Before dawn on 3 December 1854, 276 British soldiers and police marched from the government camp in the centre of Ballarat, to confront the rebels. Only 120 people were at the stockade when the soldiers and police arrived as they were not expecting an attack on a Sunday morning. The battle was swift and deadly – it was over within 20 minutes. Six soldiers were killed, and 22 rebels were registered as casualties. The exact death toll remains a subject of debate but has been estimated as being as high as 60. There was a heavy military presence in the town immediately after the battle and more people may have died during this time. Those who survived either fled and went into hiding or were arrested. Thirteen rebels were tried for treason, twelve were acquitted and charges against one were dropped.