A woman in a white dress walks down a modern hallway with wooden floors, stone accents, and framed artwork.

The Boutique

LOCAL FINDS

Some things are too good to leave behind when the trip is over.

The things you discover at a Beckons lodge often belong to the destination itself. Find pieces by local artists and makers, regional flavors, and objects chosen for their connection to the places you’ve traveled.

Contact the Boutique

Abstract aerial view of undulating desert dunes with scattered dark vegetation.

Ceramics & Glass

Malcolm Greenwood Head

Malcolm Greenwood's rounded stoneware Head sculpture with etched facial features, displayed at Silky Oaks Lodge.

Malcolm Greenwood’s stoneware Head for Silky Oaks Lodge celebrates human diversity, listening, and the connections created around a shared meal.

Ceramics & Glass

Ernabella Ceramics

Three decorative vases in a row, featuring intricate black, white, and red patterns and blue circular designs.

A hand-carved and fired ceramics from Ernabella Arts, created by an Indigenous Australian artist for Longitude 131°.

Ceramics & Glass

Atacameño Cardón Cactus

Black ceramic vase with a spiky, round top and a round base, resembling a pufferfish.

Handcrafted by San Pedro ceramic artist Barbara Tatané Durán, this high-temperature ceramic cactus celebrates the cardón as a symbol of resilience in Atacameño culture.

Ceramics & Glass

Seasons Platter

Colorful hand-blown glass platters by Llewellyn Ash, inspired by his Seasons installation at Appellation, The Louise.

Hand-blown by Llewellyn Ash, these colorful glass platters extend the Seasons installation in Appellation at The Louise into a piece guests can bring home.

Ceramics & Glass

Tripilicity Candle

A limited-edition run of 50 candles from Capella Lodge unites Josh Yeldham’s island artwork, Malcolm Greenwood’s handmade ceramic vessel, and a scent by perfumer Craig Andrade.

Ceramics & Glass

Volcanic Glass Teardrop

Created by local artist Lyndon Over, each teardrop captures the forms and colors of the volcanic landscape surrounding Huka Lodge.

Close-up of a textured stone wall constructed with irregular, light-colored natural stones and visible mortar.

Sculpture & Carving

Volcanic Rock Llama

Hand-carved from volcanic pumice by a San Pedro de Atacama artisan, this llama sculpture from Tierra Atacama offers a tactile reminder of the desert’s landscape and heritage.

Sculpture & Carving

Hand-Carved Cedar Paddle

Hand-carved in cedar by First Nations artist Moy Sutherland, each paddle is finished with New Zealand pāua shell inlay.

Sculpture & Carving

Pounamu by Jeff Beckwith

Hand-carved green pounamu pendant on a woven cord by local artist Jeff Beckwith, available at the Lodge Boutique in the Beckons collection.

Local artist Jeff Beckwith carves one-of-a-kind pounamu pieces that honor the stone’s natural form, simplicity, and strength.

Sculpture & Carving

Volcanic Glass Teardrop

Created by local artist Lyndon Over, each teardrop captures the forms and colors of the volcanic landscape surrounding Huka Lodge.

Sculpture & Carving

Tjanpi Woven Sculpture

Woven sculptural artwork by Tjanpi Desert Weavers, displayed at Longitude 131°.

A woven sculptural artwork by Tjanpi Desert Weavers, a social enterprise supporting Indigenous Australian artists, available at Longitude 131°.

Sculpture & Carving

Volcanic Rock House

Stone model of a round building with a thatched roof, featuring brick texture and a small arched doorway.

Hand-carved from volcanic pumice by a San Pedro de Atacama artisan, this house-shaped sculpture from Tierra Atacama recalls the region’s adobe churches, oasis villages, and local craft traditions.

Abstract background with swirls of pink, white, and gray, resembling marbled paper or cloud formations.

Fine Art

Bronze Sculptures

Bronze echidna sculpture created by artist Dave Clarke during his residency at Southern Ocean Lodge, featured in the Southern Ocean Lodge Boutique in the Beckons collection.

Created during Dave Clarke’s Artist in Residence stay, these bronze sculptures offer a lasting connection to the artist’s time and work at Southern Ocean Lodge.

Fine Art

Local Art Prints

Illustrated print of three golden mushrooms showing their ridged undersides, from the Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge boutique.

Hand-painted by Clayoquot fly fisherman Pete, these prints celebrate the fish found throughout Vancouver Island’s waterways.

Fine Art

Catherine Nelson Photography

Limited-edition artworks by Catherine Nelson at Silky Oaks Lodge, depicting river scenes and tropical rainforest landscapes.

Catherine Nelson’s limited-edition works at Silky Oaks Lodge include ‘Mountains to the Sea,’ capturing Kuku Yalanji children at play along the river, and the Tropical, Daintree, and Fig Tree orbs, commissioned for the lodge’s opening and sold exclusively there.

Fine Art

Janet Ayliffe Prints

Framed print by Janet Ayliffe depicting a coastal cove on Kangaroo Island, displayed in a Southern Ocean Lodge suite.

Created during the rebuild of Southern Ocean Lodge, Janet Ayliffe’s watercolor-inspired prints capture Kangaroo Island through her artist perspective. Today, the works are displayed above the beds in every suite.

Gifts & Provisions

A collection of local flavors, thoughtful gifts, and small discoveries gathered from across the Beckons lodges. Curated to bring a little of each destination beyond the stay.

A row of fishing poles on display in the Huka Lodge boutique. — Hand-Carved Fly Fishing Box

Huka Lodge

Front cover of The Stranded Chef cookbook by Dennis Tierney. — The Stranded Chef Cookbook

Capella Lodge

Small glass jar of honey sitting on a wooden surface in a boutique setting. — Kangaroo Island Local Honey

Southern Ocean Lodge

A spa fragrance bottle and aromatherapy scent product displayed on a surface. — The Healing Waters Spa Scent

Silky Oaks Lodge

Signed Maggie Beer's Spring Harvest cookbook with an illustrated tree cover, available from The Louise boutique. — Signed Maggie Beer Cookbooks

The Louise

Barossa leather wine carrier from The Louise boutique collection. — Barossa Leather Wine Carrier

The Louise

For the Home

Bring a piece of the journey into your own space. Discover art, objects, textiles, and considered pieces chosen for the stories they hold and the places that inspired them.

A hand holds a lit Peacock Parachute candle in a dark green glass vessel from the Huka Lodge boutique. — Peacock Parachute Candle

Huka Lodge

Kay ceramic stoneware plates with pale glazed centers and earthy rims, from the Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge boutique. — Kay Ceramic Stoneware

Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge

Soft woven throw blanket with fringe edges neatly folded on a neutral surface. — Kangaroo Island Wool Blanket

Southern Ocean Lodge

Fink jug from the Huka Lodge boutique collection. — F!NK Jug

Huka Lodge

Folded tea towel featuring an Aboriginal artwork design depicting Uluru. — Uluṟu Linen Tea Towel

Longitude 131°

A lightweight linen robe displayed against a simple background. — Custom Bathrobe

Silky Oaks Lodge

A scented candle in a glass jar from The Louise in the Barossa Valley. — Raconteur Barossa Candle

The Louise

Capella Lodge

TRIPLICITY Candle

A limited-edition run of 50 candles unites Josh Yeldham’s island artwork, Malcolm Greenwood’s handmade ceramic vessel, and a scent by perfumer Craig Andrade.

Silky Oaks

Mountains to the Sea’ Print

Catherine Nelson’s limited-edition photograph captures Kuku Yalanji children at play along the river. The work also appears as a pentaptych in the Treehouse Restaurant.

Woven animal sculpture, carved wooden figures and a patterned vase displayed together in the Beckons boutique collection.

Longitude 131°

Tjanpi Woven Sculpture

A woven sculptural artwork by Tjanpi Desert Weavers, a social enterprise supporting Indigenous Australian artists.

Silky Oaks Lodge

Mountains to the Sea’ Print

Catherine Nelson’s limited-edition photograph captures Kuku Yalanji children at play along the river. The work also appears as a pentaptych in the Treehouse Restaurant.

Sunlight creates shimmering gold reflections across gently rippling blue water.

Capella Lodge

TRIPLICITY Candle

A limited-edition run of 50 candles unites Josh Yeldham’s island artwork, Malcolm Greenwood’s handmade ceramic vessel, and a scent by perfumer Craig Andrade.

Capella Lodge

The Stranded Chef

Part cookbook, part travel narrative, Dennis Tierney’s 380-page volume pairs 55 recipes with photography and stories from Lord Howe Island, the Byron Bay hinterland, Asia, and the Mediterranean.

The Louise

Max & Me Olive Oil

A small-batch extra virgin olive oil made from fruit grown at Boongarrie Estate and pressed locally in Eden Valley. The name Max & Me holds special meaning: it honors the German Shepherd dog who first brought Phil and Sarah Lehmann together, a story that has stayed with the family ever since.

Tierra Atacama

Volcanic Rock House

Hand-carved from volcanic pumice by a San Pedro de Atacama artisan, this house-shaped sculpture recalls the region’s adobe churches, oasis villages, and local craft traditions.

Tierra Atacama

Volcanic Rock Llama

Hand-carved from volcanic pumice by a San Pedro de Atacama artisan, this llama sculpture offers a tactile reminder of the desert’s landscape and heritage.

Tierra Atacama

Atacameño Cardón Cactus

Handcrafted by San Pedro ceramic artist Barbara Tatané Durán, this high-temperature ceramic cactus celebrates the cardón as a symbol of resilience in Atacameño culture.