Something is waiting
This is not a catalogue. It is a glimpse.
The collection at Provincial Rabbit changes constantly. Pieces come in, find their people, and move on. That is how it should be. What you see here is a small selection of what is in the shop right now, chosen to give you a sense of what Tracey looks for when she is out buying.
If something catches your eye, come in. If you cannot make it to Moonta, get in touch. We are happy to talk about what we have and what might be on its way.
What follows is just a taste of what you’ll find in store. Enjoy.
Vintage and French Provincial
Things with history. Pieces that have already lived one life and are ready for another.
Chandeliers that make a room. Furniture that earns its place. Small objects that stop you in your tracks for reasons you cannot quite name yet.
Tracey has been developing her eye since she was a university student. Everything here has passed that test.
For the home
Tableware that deserves to be used, not saved.
Serving pieces, linens, decorative objects, and the kind of things that make an ordinary Tuesday feel considered.
Nothing here is meant for a cupboard.
For the garden and the table
Things that move between inside and outside, between the practical and the beautiful.
Planters, picks, and pieces that earn their place in a garden as much as a dining room.
Flowers
Tableware that deserves to be used, not saved.
Serving pieces, linens, decorative objects, and the kind of things that make an ordinary Tuesday feel considered.
Nothing here is meant for a cupboard.
Growing your eye
Not sure where to start? That is exactly where everyone starts.
Tracey’s advice is simple: buy what stops you. Not what you think should stop you. Not what matches the sofa. What stops you.
Your eye grows every time you make a choice. Provincial Rabbit is a good place to begin that conversation with yourself. And if you want a little guidance along the way, the team is there to talk it through, without pressure and without jargon.
Be First to Know About New arrivals
The best pieces do not last long. Some find their people before they have even been photographed for the shop. The newsletter is where Tracey shares what has just come in, what she is looking for, what is on its way, and occasionally, what she cannot believe she found.
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