FABLE Brochure by Didier

Explore the the origins of the celebrated FABLE Collection – a decade-long story that continues to surprise us with its Australian craftsmanship and unique charm.

BY Emily Sutton

August 10th, 2020

Tags: Didier, Fable, ross didier

FABLE – Think simple.

Once upon a time, when Fable was first crafted it comprised of a spoon, a bowl, a stool, a chair, a table and a storage cabinet. Six essential elements pared back to bare original character.

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