House of Slim at its core, is a considered and intimate furniture brand.

“We set out to create a small line which worked in with artisans and natural elements, with a key focus on designing pieces that could be enjoyed in the home beyond one generation.”

In a time where mass consumption is overwhelmingly prominent, we wanted to offer a different shopping approach for the home - investing in pieces that would last the years.

“Personally, at my mums house we still have ageless statement pieces passed down from my grandparents that I plan on sharing with my children - continuing the story and love shared over the decades.”

House of Slim was shaped to continue this mindset.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Creative Director, Holly Chippindale 

For the last 6 years, Holly has travelled the world for her work as a Super 8 Videographer and Film photographer within the fashion and travel industries. Her travels saw her jet-set from the Italian Riviera, to the French Countryside, to the retro Mexican seaside town of Acapulco and more - where she has been continuously inspired by the unique cultures, locations and interiors she had the pleasure of capturing throughout her career. 

Interiors have always been at the forefront of her life. Her grandparents fell in love and packed up their lives to start a Wallpaper and Interior Decorating showroom in the 70s, with her mum continuing and growing the showroom to what it is today. 3 generations later, the ties to curating a space dive deeper than simply a visual lever; interiors are now a connection and legacy Holly is ready to follow. 

Australian born and raised, Holly’s aesthetic is minimalistic, tonal and rustic, nodding to her love of island escapes. Growing up in Australia, Holly took a leap of faith and moved her life to Bali, Indonesia in 2016 which has furthered her desire to live a down-to-earth and balanced life.

 

 

Managing Director, Tyler O’Neill 

Travel brought Tyler and Holly together, forging a bond during a trip to Panama and Costa Rica. Months later, Tyler packed up and moved from his small town of Cabarita, Australia to Bali, Indonesia. Tyler’s experience comes from commercial and remote resource construction, and operating mid-size teams in luxury surf resorts within the Northern Indonesian archipelago. After these foundation years of working in remote Indonesia managing high end clientele, and harnessing the local language and business ettiquette, Tyler is now transferring this decade worth of skillsets into the logistics and manufacturing roles of House of Slim; on ground between Bali and Central Indonesia.