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Latest designers and brands at The Temporium

Our Christmas pop-up store The Temporium opens tomorrow and will host an eclectic array of designers and brands including Australian company Matilda, who will showcase a selection of products and furniture by designers from Down Under (Dove Stools by Brian Steendyk shown above).

Read on for details of other products that will be available at The Temporium including padded pockets for portable devices, indestructible maps and much more... More about Latest designers and brands at The Temporium

Even more designers and brands at The Temporium

Our Christmas shop, The Temporium, opens next week and we're excited to announce more participants – including British brands Established & Sons and Another Country, and Spanish textile designer Cristian Zuzunaga... as well as chocolate moustaches by Diego Ramos for Chocolat Factory (above).

We'll also have flying Christmas cards, USB stick necklaces, diamond-shaped lights and much more... More about Even more designers and brands at The Temporium

Glore Store by Markmus and Neoos Design

Garments hang from the recycled parts of four bicycles inside a sustainable clothing shop in Stuttgart. More about Glore Store by Markmus and Neoos Design

Dri Dri at St Martins Lane by Elips Design

A pop-up Italian ice cream stall at St Martins Lane Hotel in London evokes the seaside with yellow beach huts and striped decking. More about Dri Dri at St Martins Lane by Elips Design

Très Bien shop by Arrhov Frick

Mirrored walls conceal a photography studio at the centre of this clothes store in Malmö, Sweden, by architects Arrhov Frick. More about Très Bien shop by Arrhov Frick

52 by Suppose Design Office

A zig-zagging metal wall divides this clothes shop by Japanese architects Suppose Design Office, separating outerwear from undergarments. More about 52 by Suppose Design Office

OPUS Shop by Paradox Studio

Taiwan designers Paradox Studio created a wall of undulating wooden blocks to display products at this shop in Taipei. More about OPUS Shop by Paradox Studio

Albert Reichmuth Wine Store by OOS

The interior of this Zurich wine store by Swiss architects OOS is built from crates used to transport the bottles.  More about Albert Reichmuth Wine Store by OOS

Aesop Saint-Honoré by March Studio

The walls, floor and ceiling of this store in Paris by Melbourne practice March Studio are covered by 3,500 pieces of wood. More about Aesop Saint-Honoré by March Studio

Aesop Aoyama by Schemata Architecture Office

Japanese architect Jo Nagasaka of Schemata Architecture Office used materials reclaimed from a demolished house for the interior of this Tokyo shop for Australian skincare brand Aesop. More about Aesop Aoyama by Schemata Architecture Office