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Worn store Worn is, key pieces for the home, the wardrobe, the habitat. Understated essentials designed to be worn and utilised over and over. Sincere in production

It’s the feeling of family dinners. Of warm evenings with all the doors wide open. Of a dining table of empty plates but...
28/08/2026

It’s the feeling of family dinners. Of warm evenings with all the doors wide open. Of a dining table of empty plates but full glasses. Of candles. Of bountiful flowerful vases in a rainbow of colours. It’s a cup black coffee after dinner. It’s a soft blanket around your shoulders when it’s past midnight but the conversation is still rich and you wouldn’t want to leave it for anything, even sleep. It’s a chair. It’s a chair, but it’s also everything that comes with sharing a meal with those you love.

Loafer for scale.
27/08/2026

Loafer for scale.

27/08/2026

Tissé. Because a dining chair should bring something to the table.

Let’s talk about furniture that doesn’t need to do too much. The Atë console is really just that - a beautiful curve, ve...
26/08/2026

Let’s talk about furniture that doesn’t need to do too much. The Atë console is really just that - a beautiful curve, very fine legs and enough weight in the timber to stop it feeling too polite. It’s one of those pieces I think gets better when you give it a little room to breathe.

Artwork jessica_swaffer
Ceramic Vessel Nicolette Johnson

Photographed by artist Tais Rose Wae at her home

Very obsessed with this body of work. French ceramicist Morgane Pasqualini is moving in such an interesting space. Inspi...
25/08/2026

Very obsessed with this body of work. French ceramicist Morgane Pasqualini is moving in such an interesting space. Inspired by ancient Mediterranean pottery and the natural world, she works between wheel throwing and the traditional coiling technique to create these organic, almost loving forms. What I’m particularly obsessed with is the way she’s taking ceramics beyond the vessel and into furniture - inserting her sculptural pieces into the backs of antique chairs so they become part artwork, part functional object. There’s something about that meeting of dark, old-world furniture with these chalky white, contemporary ceramics that feels so unexpected and beautiful.

25/08/2026

The full embrace of an authentic home.

Filling voids with sentimental displays and objects of your greatest affection. The Atë Console, in stock now and ready ...
24/08/2026

Filling voids with sentimental displays and objects of your greatest affection. The Atë Console, in stock now and ready for immediate delivery.

I keep coming back to thework of Lahore-based artist Shehrbank Salahuddin. She works with traditional weaving language b...
24/08/2026

I keep coming back to thework of Lahore-based artist Shehrbank Salahuddin. She works with traditional weaving language but introduces metal in a way that changes how you read the material - reflective, architectural and almost industrial, whilst still retaining the intricacy and rhythm of handwoven textiles. I love seeing traditional craft pushed somewhere unexpected without losing the history of the technique; the tension here between the ancient, incredibly tactile practice of weaving and the unexpected use of metallic materials - something familiar made almost futuristic.

A helping hand, quite literally. Our sculptural Riverstone hand Doorstop holds the door exactly where you left it.
23/08/2026

A helping hand, quite literally. Our sculptural Riverstone hand Doorstop holds the door exactly where you left it.

My mum stayed over last night and this morning she left, with both children to give Lotte and I one last uninterrupted d...
12/05/2026

My mum stayed over last night and this morning she left, with both children to give Lotte and I one last uninterrupted day of packing. Packing up our home, and the life we have nurtured in the Northern Rivers for the past 10 years. This has me reflecting on our life here, on the life of Worn here. It has been blessed in the truest sense of the word. We created this business from not much whilst living in Indonesia, never planning or expecting for it to become anything other than a side project, but here we are. Moving to Melbourne to take our dreams for this business and build everything we knew it could and would be, when the time was right. And that is now. I wish this place allowed face to face conversation so I could talk and connect in person, for you to feel the excitement I am feeling for what is on the horizon. Not just new things…bigger than that. Thank you for supporting us over the last ten years, this is a deeply personal business and every follow, comment, DM, email and sale has found its place in our hearts. I feel so lucky and so grateful as I pack these boxes. 🕊️

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