Thank you for supporting MUJI Australia. 

We are revising our home delivery fee and a new fee starting from $95 will be in place from the 1st of December. 

Please ask our staff in store for more details.

Due to stocktake, MUJI Australia will have some altered opening hours in the coming weeks. 

Please see further details below.

Also due to company wide stocktake all home deliveries in the month of November may experience a delay of up to 2 weeks.   

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation. 

The theme for the upcoming workshop is “My Favourite Things”. For this activity, children will be decorating their own unique B5 My Bags with drawings of their favourite things. It is a topic that all children are familiar with whether it be animals, colours, food, cartoons or games. 

The workshops will be held over 2 days in our Emporium store for children aged 2yo – 12yo and spots are limited. If you would like to attend with your child please contact the store directly to book a session that suits.

Once these spots are full we may not be able to allow further entry to the workshop.

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This month marks the third anniversary of our MUJI Emporium store. Opening back in 2014 and expanding to double the size in 2016, MUJI Emporium has seen massive growth in both size and customers over the last three years and we want to thank you for your support.

To celebrate we are running a number of exciting activities throughout the month of November.

We will also be running a Facebook competition with the chance to win one of six prizes. Head over to our Facebook page to find out more.

We look forward to seeing all our valued customers in store to celebrate this milestone with us. Thank you for your loyalty over the past three years, we can’t wait for the years to come.

Ask our staff in store for more details on the activities and how to sign up.

Textiles of India 2

The human hand is an amazing tool that can turn a feeling into something material in the blink of an eye. As human beings, we have always used our hands to create by bringing together different elements of living—our own heads and hearts, the lives of those before us, what we treasure and seek to cultivate, as well as the spark of passion. India is a country that has long valued the role of human hands in shaping day-to-day life. Whilst traveling north to south across India, we focused on the hand as a tool of wonder, learning from cultures built on hand craftsmanship.

Working by hand is a natural part of every village and town that we visited. An integral part of daily life here. Each hand-created object is subtly different from the next, imitating the natural world, where each creature is unique. These differences are the inevitable and natural outcome of hand craftsmanship. Contemplate the handmade, and you witness the personality of the individuals who created it.

Promotion Starts: October 2016.

Found MUJI: MUJI Emporium

Level 2, Emporium Shopping Centre, 287 Lonsdale St, Melbourne, 3000
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Important Notice

Please note that our Chadstone store will be closed for the next few days for ongoing cleaning maintenance.

The store is set to re-open on Thursday 14th September. We apologise for this inconvenience.

Should you have any sale enquiries please feel free to contact our Emporium store on 03 9671 4974.

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School holidays are here again and we know you will be busy visiting family, traveling, exploring, playing with friends, and so much more. So as a way to remember your exciting holidays and share them with your family and friends why not come create some postcards about what you have done or plan to do on your holidays.

The workshops will be held over 2 days in each store for children aged 2yo – 12yo and spots are limited. If you would like to attend with your child please contact the store directly to book a session that suits.

Once these spots are full we may not be able to allow further entry to the workshop.

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Germany From 1919

The Bauhaus art school opened nearly a century ago in Weimar, Germany in 1919. Bauhaus, which could be translated as “the School of Building,” began with the idea that the ultimate purpose of fine arts is architecture. The school brought together design, industrial arts, fine arts, craftsmanship, theatre, and many other fields to produce a large number of designers, architects, scenographers, and other artists who would go on to have a major impact on the world. Even after closing its doors in 1933, the school continued to influence life in the 20th century through those who continued to expound its philosophy. Today, daily life is punctuated with objects and circumstances infused with the Bauhaus philosophy and spirit.

What is the character of a country that would produce a movement like Bauhaus? Located in central Europe, the general image of Germany is one of a considerate, meticulous people living in a culture that deeply values history. Dotted with mid-sized cities, the German landscape naturally divides into many distinct areas, each with its own character. In each area, we found ideas that, as consumers, we wanted to bring into our own daily lives. This inspiration came from small items that are essential to day-to-day life—from objects that have been used just as they are for generations, and from watching people who truly feel the importance of innovation.

Some wonderful customs and handicrafts are gradually disappearing around the world, and Germany offers valuable hints for ways to keep these delights alive.

Promotion Starts: 29th June 2016.

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With Winter well and truly upon us, what better way to spend a morning or afternoon than in our warm store creating snowflakes and learning some new origami skills. Let our staff show you how to create some fun and cute creations that you can bring home to show your family and friends.

The workshops will be held over 2 days in each store for children aged 2yo – 12yo and spots are limited. If you would like to attend with your child please contact the store directly to book a session that suits.

Once these spots are full we will not be able to allow further entry to the workshop.

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