Inspired by the opulence of 17th-century French boudoirs, the crumbling plaster of chateau walls and the decadence of Edwardian solons,  BLISSIIMO is all about bohemian luxury. Bringing you perfume form the oldest houses in Europe, Venetian Glass jewellery, Antique Kimono’s and objects of curiosity - Blissiimo aims to delight the senses and the imagination. 

BLISSIIMO is proud to be the first Niche Perfumery in Canberra and represent Cire Trudon, arguably the best candlemakers in the world. Together with DOS Emporium, they regularly host Perfume Masterclasses and Fragrance Launches -  where customers can spend an evening leisurely sampling the scents. 

Behind the BLISSIIMO, Tiffany and Amanda have collaborated for over 25 years on projects such as product design for Barny’s ( New York). Joyce ( Hong Kong), Harvey Nicholls (UK) and Collette (Paris).  Known for their quirky, theatrical aesthetic, they have also worked on set design for Baz Luhrmann and a book for New Holland publishers.

BLISSIIMO is proud to be part of the Designer Op Shop Emporium, where the brand is showcased in a relaxed elegant environment, dedicated to excellence in personalised customer care. 

Chrysanthi is a collector and lover of stylish, wearable vintage clothes, accessories and beautiful 20th century decorative objects. These objects have been collected over 40 years by Chrysanthi and her husband Michael Coghlan with an eye on original Scandinavian, Art Deco and mid-century design classics. The Chrysanthi Vintage collection has been sourced in Australia, Europe and America. It represents their many years of experience and their great passion for the discovery process. The collection is large and only a small portion is in the store but it is regularly updated. Please enquire if there is something specific that you may be looking for. Chrysanthi may be contacted directly at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Luxe and Beau produce are inspired by texture and pattern timeless pieces for the modern home. Our pieces have a relaxed simplicity that evoke a sense of laid-back fluidity that are built on comfort, function, quality and impeccable design. We love a combination of pattern, texture and colour layered with our neutrals for an elegant and timeless look. We love to bring something unique to the Australian market. We source the highest quality fabrics from around the globe. We have cut out the middle man to bring our wonderful customers a high end, luxurious product with competitive prices on display in our store at Designer Op Shop Emporium. 

Moements hand craft Fine Art Note Cards & Prints featuring 16th to 19th Century Botanical & Natural History Art . Our Cards come in sets of 10 with envelopes in  a Moements Gift Box. With over 15 designs to choose from and all the cards are blank on the inside with words on the back detailing information about the Artist  and printed on a fine Art Paper. Moements prints also feature many designs including Australian Birds  & Botanical Art in A4 and A3 sizes. The Moements store within Designer Op Shop Emporium also features glass products using the same theme portrayed in Magnets  Paperweights, Pendants and Memory Games.

Oli-ander is a collection of vintage and current new & recycled designer ladies fashion, shoes and accessories. Long formal gowns, cocktail & racewear, as well as current designer casual wear is a specialty. Costume jewellery, hats & fascinators, and belts are stocked to complete the total look. All set in a back corner of the Designer Op Shop Emporium, featuring an ever changing gallery wall of vintage prints and paintings, some small vintage furniture items, coloured glassware, silver and interesting trinkets. Oli-ander Deck is an outdoor deck space situated at the back of the Emporium featuring interesting outdoor items of potted plants, garden furniture & ornaments and curios.

The Modern Object specialises in iconic furniture and decorative arts sourced from Italy, Scandinavia, the United States and Australia.  Each item is carefully selected to reflect our interest in modernist and mid century design, and to sit comfortably in any contemporary interior.  We especially love objects that have both form and function, that can be used and enjoyed everyday.  Our stock is updated weekly and includes Australian mid-century and contemporary furniture, modernist jewellery from Scandinavia, and vintage glassware from iconic makers including Nuutajarvi, Orrefors, Iittala and Whitefriars.

Inspired by the Art Deco period, colonial style and a nip of whimsy, Tiger and Moth sells antiques, vintage and contemporary wares for the home. Think moody greys, glossy greens and earthy leathers. Enter our world to find chinoiserie, paintings and engravings, unique pieces of furniture and contemporary finds. 

Tiger and Moth is also available for home styling and event design. Sarah McDonald has lived in England, Malaysia and New Zealand, with a career that spans event management and interior design. She brings her many influences and experience to every project. As a trained florist, Sarah has an eye for detail, colour and invention.

After discovering the treasure trove of Twisting Vintage on one of our buying trips, we knew our clientele would absolutely love the exquisite range of quality, high-end vintage fashion. Gill, the owner of Twisting Vintage, has been trading for eight years. Her boutique store showcases and stores Gill's extensive amount of incredible vintage, which is largely sourced from the US. We highly recommend the drive to see her enormous range in Mittagong (open Wed- Sun 10:30-5pm). Luckily for Canberrans, Gill has now opened a boutique space within DOS Emporium showcasing her unique vintage collections which are updated regularly. For unique and quality vintage fashion, look no further than Twisting Vintage.

“When I began Twisting Vintage, the groundswell of rebellion against ‘Fast Fashion’ had only just begun. It wasn’t my motivation but as time passes it becomes more important to me to showcase the quality of fabrics, cutting and construction that garments of these eras afford before they are lost to the world forever…” - Gill