Ours is a food scene as far-reaching and multicultural as the country itself. World-class restaurants that border onto beaches and neighbourhood cafes that rival the best of them.
Show moreOur products celebrate the best of our own backyard; so do the venues where we're placed. Find us in the bathrooms of culinary gems around the country.
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Leif is in the bathrooms at like-minded venues, spaces to nurture body and spirit. Our products harness native essential oils with aromatherapeutic properties to create calm, find them at these spaces dedicated to R&R.
Off the beaten track or completely off the grid. Sometimes the best is outside city limits.
Show moreTiny cabins and secret retreats make the most of the great outdoors - we certainly have no shortage of space. If chosen correctly, Leif will be the amenities partner at your next escape.
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On hand for high-flyers. We’re very proud to have been invited in to some of the best real estate the big end of town has to offer, elevating their end-of-trip experience.
Our travel partners shine a spotlight on boutique accomodation with design flair and function, all found domestically in our own backyard.
Show moreMore than a place to rest your head, these hotels are destinations unto themselves. Inspired interiors and hospitable service let you know you’re on holiday. Find us in the bathroom once you’ve unpacked.
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We're very proud to be a supporting partner of Heide MOMA. A much-loved cultural institution with which we share an appreciation of what art can bring to our lives.
Show moreBeginning in 1934 as the sprawling 15-acre home of bohemian philanthropists John and Sunday Reed, Heide birthed the Australian modernist movement. The couple were dedicated to supporting emerging artists (Sidney Nolan even painted his Ned Kelly series while sitting at their dining table) and in the 1950s they opened their art collection to the public.
By 1964 the gallery expanded to include the stunning mid-century home Heide II. Designed as a ‘gallery to live in’, Heide II is a testament to how ahead of the curve the Reed’s were in their thinking. The Reeds lived in Heide II for thirteen years until 1980, a year before their deaths. Abundant in natural light and built with minimal materials (timber, brick, concrete and glass), it has since become an architectural icon.
In 1993, Heide III - a dedicated public gallery and the site’s main exhibition space - was complete. Today, the grounds of Heidi are known world-over for their multiple galleries and sculpture garden, while the Reeds have gone down in history as two of Australia's most important art benefactors.
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We place our products with venues vast and varied. The common thread is a connection to design and culture. If you feel an alignment, we’d love to hear from you.
