Frankie

what's

cooking?

A round of (muffled,

padded) applause for

Blue Qand their Most

Likely to Microwave

oven mitt. Because, if

you’re putting food on

the table and filling

up your tum each day,

who gives a toss how it

gets there? Hooray for

you, and your ability

to provide adequate

nourishment! Around

$18,blueq.com

society of

wanderers

Much like your favourite pair

of jeans, these denim sheets

are timeless; soften with

wear; and look rockin’ with a

matching button-down jacket.

They’re made in Torquay by

Society of Wanderers and –

if they strike your fancy – a

queen-size set can be yours for

$179. societyofwanderers.com

the social outfit

You know that meme where Homer Simpson slowly backs into a bush?

Donning The Social Outfit’s botanical print could well offer you the same

leafy protection. Should you ever find yourself in an awkward situation,

simply pop on a garden-inspired, silky piece of clothing, place yourself by a bed

of flowers, and prepare for confused expressions as the folks around you

wonder where you’ve gone. Other cool things about the range? The print was

designed by young migrants and refugees in Sydney’s Liverpool area, and can

be nabbed from thesocialoutfit.org

the swish plates

Nothing says, “I’m a grown-up
human who knows how to do
things like changing light bulbs
and organising my tax,” quite like
a fancypants dinner setting, and
these four pieces of loveliness from
Vera Wang’s Grosgrain collection
are shouting that message loud and
clear. For $129, you get two swish
plates, a cereal bowl and a mug, or
you can head to frankie.com.au/win
and cross your fingers nice and tight.
We have two full sets to give away to a
sophisticated lady or gentleman.
See more at wedgwood.com.au

wood you look at that

Ceramic pots are great and all, but don’t you

think your houseplants would feel somewhat

more comfortable residing in a house made

of wood? It would be just like the good old

days, before they came to live with you!

Luckily, French designer Philippe Vincent

makes some spiffy 3D-printed wood planters

using recycled, eco-friendly materials.

They’re also inspired by Scandinavian décor,

so if your cactus has a penchant for sleek

minimalism, you’re good to go. Around $19,

minimumdesign.etsy.com

frank bits