Welcome to Healesville

A Yarra Valley shopping destination for fashion, homewares and gifts

In under an hour's drive from Melbourne, Morris et al sits in the heart of Healesville’s tree-lined main street, surrounded by cafés, wine bars, restaurants and boutique shops. Loved by locals and visitors alike, our store is well known for its sense of discovery and shelves filled with treasures sourced both locally and internationally. Every piece, from everyday essentials to rare finds, is chosen for its sustainability, quality and design.

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“Our vision has always been simple: to bring together fashion, homewares, gifts and children’s treasures that are both beautiful and purposeful, guided by the principles of sustainability and thoughtful design.”
Gail, Morris et al, owner

Why Visit Healesville and the Yarra Valley

Set between mountain ash forests and vineyard-striped hills, Healesville is the hub of the Yarra Valley. Families are drawn to the world-famous Healesville Sanctuary and the heritage Yarra Valley Railway, while adventurers enjoy walking trails, cycling, yoga retreats and camping.

Food and wine lovers flock here, too. The region is celebrated for its wineries, cellar doors and acclaimed restaurants that showcase the best local produce. Over the years, Healesville has also become a vibrant shopping destination, featuring boutique stores, cheese mongers and delicatessens, wine merchants, bookshops, artisan crafts, and jewellery studios.

Check out our suggested itinerary for shopping in Healesville

About Morris et al.

In March 2020, after 18 years in floristry, Gail purchased the Healesville store she had long admired. With a background in art and a love of garden design and interiors, she has shaped Morris et al into a space that combines comfort, beauty, and purpose.

Today, Morris et al is part of the rhythm of Healesville. Every collection is carefully curated for its quality and sustainability, with colour, texture, and design at the heart of each decision. Locals visit for gifts, fashion and inspiration throughout the year, while day-trippers and weekend explorers include it as part of their Yarra Valley journey.

What you’ll find in store

Our Values

Sustainable fashion

Supporting environmentally conscious, organic and sustainable practices

Supporting small producers

Choosing brands that align with slow fashion and thoughtful production

Original and unique

Sourcing niche labels and interesting finds you will not see everywhere else

Australian-owned and run

Proudly supporting local makers alongside ethical international brands

An engaging experience

Every visit, online or in store, is designed to be inspiring and enjoyable

Getting here and around

Healesville is best enjoyed on foot. A stroll along the main street takes you past cafés, galleries and boutique shops, with plenty of places to pause along the way. From the industrial west end, where you can stop at Jaden Ong Winery or Four Pillars Gin, it’s an easy walk right through town to local favourites like Giant Steps and Zoncello Restaurant.

Within a five-minute drive, you can reach the Badger Weir walking trail, Healesville Sanctuary and Blueberry Winery. Head in the other direction for the RACV Healesville Country Club and Golf Course, or venture further afield to iconic Yarra Valley wineries such as Chandon, Dominique Portet, Oakridge and Coombe.

Location: Morris et al. is at 264 Maroondah Highway, right in the centre of Healesville’s main street
Opening Hours: 10 am – 4:30 pm, 7 days a week
Parking: Street parking nearby, with larger car parks within walking distance.
Accessibility: Healesville’s main street is flat and wide, making it easy for wheelchairs and mobility scooters.

A Day on Healesville’s Main Street

Healesville is a town to be enjoyed slowly, with every stop adding a new flavour, texture or story to your visit. Here is one way to spend a day:

Alba Paloma – start with coffee, then wander to Midnight for flowers and trinkets
Morris et al – browse fashion, homewares and gifts from local and international makers
Barrique Wine Store – taste Yarra Valley wines and selections from around the world
Gewürzhaus Spice House – explore shelves of spices and unique blends
KB Kitchen and Butcher – discover specialty foods and clever kitchen finds
Silvermist Jewellers – admire diamonds, pearls and precious gems
The Skin Collective – pause for a facial or self-care treatment
Nature’s Cakes – drop in for something sweet
Cheesemonger Sophie– pick up artisan cheeses for a picnic in the Valley
Verso Bookstore – discover books by local and international authors
Cherie Brown, The Pink Gallery – celebrate local art in a colourful setting
Four Pillars Gin – end the day with a tasting at Healesville’s acclaimed distillery or enjoy a glass of wine at Payten and Jones Cellar Door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is Healesville known for?

A. Healesville lies on the ancestral land of the Wurundjeri people and is rich in history and culture. Today it is known as the hub of the Yarra Valley, celebrated for its wineries, restaurants, boutique shops, Healesville Sanctuary and its heritage railway.

Q. What shops are in Healesville?

A. Healesville has become a popular shopping destination with food, wine, artisan and boutique stores, bookshops, cheese shops, wine merchants, delicatessens, galleries and jewellery studios. Take a look at our suggested day-trip itinerary for some of our favourite stops.

Q. What else is there to do in Healesville?

A. Alongside shopping and dining, you can visit Healesville Sanctuary, ride the Yarra Valley Railway, or enjoy trails and picnic spots at Maroondah Dam and Badger’s Weir. Families will find plenty of parks and wildlife encounters close by.

Q. Places to stay in Healesville

A. Accommodation ranges from camping and cabins at the BIG4 caravan park to boutique Airbnbs, cosy guesthouses and luxury hotels such as the RACV Healesville Country Club & Resort.

Q. Where should I eat in Healesville

A. Healesville’s dining scene is full of variety, from Herd Bar & Grill and No.7 Healesville to the intimate four-seater experience at Emerald City (a hidden restaurant tucked behind Cavanaghs Whisky Bar).

Locals love Watts River Cafe and My Little Kitchen, while the Healesville pubs offer classic pub fare in historic settings. Healesville Thai Kitchen is a family favourite, as is Boat O-Craigo Winery, for exceptional woodfired pizzas.

Q. What outdoor activities are available in Healesville?

A. Bushwalking, cycling, yoga and pilates retreats, picnics at Maroondah Dam and Badger’s Weir, and in winter, skiing or snow play at nearby Lake Mountain.

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