Stalls 2024
CHRISTMAS STALLS
STALLS CHRISTMAS MARKET 2024

Bonjour Patisserie
Located in Wahroonga Village about 2 minute’s walk from Wahroonga Train Station you find this lovely bakery and a cafe. They serve a good selection of hot pies, tarts and croissants, Danish and puff pastries, apple strudels, quiches and cakes. They can also make a good coffee to go with your choice of pastry. You can order in advance the traditional Danish birthday cake; A"cake man" or a "cake lady" as an addition to your children's birthday at home.

Elevate
Elevate Design is an online retailer and wholesaler in Sydney that sells imported ceramic homewares and jewellery from Danish ceramicist Anne Black. The business is owned by Cathrine Bainbridge who will be present at the stall at the Christmas Fete with a selection of her products including tablewares, garden designs and the ever popular ceramic handles wall hooks.

Winmark Wines
Winmark Wines is a Danish owned vineyard, located in the beautiful Broke Fordwich region of the Hunter Valley, at the base of spectacular Yellow Rock Mountain. In Danish the name means 'Fields of wine’ and that is the view every morning for owner Karin Adcock.

Nordic Bake Box
At Nordic Bake Box we help you explore the rich traditions of Nordic baking or helop you get that lovely ’taste of home’.
With pre-weighed, high-quality organic ingredients & easy-to-follow recipe cards, baking Nordic treats in Australia has never been easier. We transform your home baking experience, we want to make the nordic baking hassle-free all whilst ensuring you end up with the most delicious healthy bread, cakes and buns!

Nord HAUS
Faced with long winters, the Scandinavians and Northern Europeans are ardent followers of ‘hygge’, the art of creating an environment of comfort, timeless elegance, pleasure and tranquillity in their homes. At Nord Haus they collaborate only with Northern European and Scandinavian artisans who share our passion and respect for the environment to produce their distinct and elegant products. Their mission is to present you with unique products showcasing the beauty and culture of Northern Europe. They are driven by the passion of their homeland, heritage along with timeless elegance and style.

Pips Floral Designs
“Pips Floral Designs, is a range of unique floral designs for all occasions with focus on natural materials, recycling and repurposing. Merete Higginbotham he woman behind this, describes her decorations as bespoke floral art with a personal touch. For the Market She will bring fresh wreaths too. If you have something in mind for Christmas or another occation, please reach out to Merete and she can customise and bring your order to pick up at the Danish Christmas Market. Contact her via instagram @pipsfloraldesigns or Facebook Pips Floral Designs.

Urth Design
Meet Marianne Urth – the creative woman behind Urth design - at The Danish Christmas Market. This year at the Market she will bring her very unique handmade bags and a few of her colourful paintings as well.
Check out the hand made crochet, mini bags in a stylish design and fantastic colours. Sure you can find a colour that suits you.

Rosa Cuccina
Margaret is the lady behind Rosa Cuccina and she just loves baking and making Homemade Italian Biscotti and Biscuits. She makes a wide range of Biscotti and Biscuits, and there is guaranteed someting you will like and every single piece is made with love and care. You can see some of Margaret’s bicuits on her instagram; rosa_cuccina.

Earrings with bling
We are happy to welcome Earrings With Bling to the Danish Christmas Market. You can look forward to a lovingly handmade collection of sparkly earrings. You will find glamorous dangles and every day studs. Comprising of unique designs just waiting for you to get your bling on! Come by the stall and say hello to Jenny the lady behind this sparkly business.

Sweets' n Danes
Again this year you can meet Maria at the Christmas Market. She is the woman behind Sweets’n’Danes, and she spoils us with her Danish inspired desserts and sweets!
Sweets’n’Danes will be selling delicious treats like “Romkugler”, “Marcipanbrød” “Flødeboller”, “kransekage” and “træstammer” as you know it from previous years - at this year’s Danish Market. But get in early, she might sell out.

2nd Vie
The Covid years made French mum-of-two Chris realise that she needed less disposable products in her house. By utilising reusable, practical & zero waste items, she not only saved money but also reduced her landfill footprint.
So, with her love of fabrics and her constant need to create, 2nd Vie offers handmade reusable, practical and zero waste items are designed for use in the home, car and while out and about. Each product is made in Sydney Upper North Shore using fabric off-cuts or remnants from charity shops. For Chris, nothing goes to waste, even her market displays are upcycled!

Leah Jewellery
Leah Jewellery will join us again this year at the market. Lena who is behind Leah Jewellery describes herself as a “collector of all things wonderful mostly Scandinavian materials and homewares”. She enjoys to share with you all at the market day.
And as previous years Leah Jewellery will bring her stylish silver jewellery range – together with her upcycled Scandinavian décor and Christmas funky junk!

Ann-Margrete
Meet Ann-Margrete at the Danish Christmas Market. She is a lovely lady selling vintage Scandinavian Jewellery. She collects her beautiful pieces carefully and they are very unique and individual pieces. She will bring her vintage George Jensen and Lapponia jewellery to the Market.
We are happy to have Ann-Margrete back at the Danish Christmas Market this year, make sure you take a look at her stall, because she only has one of each piece.

Mona-Lisa
The Mona-Lisas line of exclusive kitchenware and decorated ceramics are designed and made by Mona-Lisa Klavus in her home studio in Sydney. Every item is hand produced and decorated in a high quality stoneware clay. The Mona-Lisa collection consists of mugs and cups, serving boards and platters, planters and vases.
Mona-Lisa works in series and is constantly designing new forms and decorative geometric patterns. Mona-Lisa’s work has been featured widely in cookbooks and magazines.












