It's hard to miss the geometic prints and bright colors drawing inspiration from Marrakech, Rio, and Kerala. Lace dresses and camis make it easy to go straight from the beach to a Saturday session.
Bali's rich cultural and crafstman heritage is showcased in the detailed pieces by New York-born Balinese designer Sri Luce Rusna. Browse her intricate necklaces, rings, and brooches. Consider bringing home Java bangles or a pair of Balinese subeng studs — usually associated with royalty.
French designer Magali Pascal imports Paris' bourgeois bohème spirit in her silk, lace, and suede pieces. Her lacey shorts and dresses add a touch of chic to a day at the beach.
Aussies opened their flagship store and café at the Temple of Enthusiasm, supplying locals and traveling beach bums with custom bikes, surfboards, coffee, and beer on tap. Check their Facebook page before you go, there's almost always something happening (movie nights, Sunday sessions).
The concept store brings in international and local designers and pours coffee from Australia's Common Grounds, Nylon, and Toby's Estate.
Beautiful porcelain, stoneware, and raku ceramics fill their glass storefront. The two Italian founders bring experience and techniques from their home country. Drop in for one- or two-day classes at their on-site ceramic arts center.
Rattan tables, Javanese batik-covered vintage school chairs, handmade terracotta. Creative director Anna Pretty (with an impressive background with Philippe Starck, Tom Dixon, Habitat) brings a modern touch to traditional techniques.
A secondhand bookshop that also serves a pretty great brunch.
Find handicrafts, textiles, and home goods from artisans across Indonesia’s archipelago. Pick up adorable palm-sized animals that can be used as Christmas tree ornaments or toys for your favorite little kid.
Beautiful woven bags, baskets, trays, and other essentials for the perfectly accessorized home.