CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF MILLINERY
It’s our Birthday and we are Celebrating 15 years of Millinery,
Wow how our business has evolved over the years when we first started in 2006 , Our hats & headpieces have graced many amazing clients here in Australia and all over the world.
We have been featured in numerous fashion magazines & fashion houses and also in film & tv.
Watch our video of our journey though the years as I was interview by Radio Presenter Kia Handley
Thank you to all our clients and everyone who has been apart of our journey over the years.
We are so proud to be an Australian Made small Business & to use Vintage materials when we can
to help our environment and to make every piece unique & one of a kind.
We are so excited to see what future holds for The House Of Hats.
Remember ‘ If you have a head, you can wear a hat’.
Ilana x
Silk Flower Making at The House Of Hats Studio
Behind the Scenes of the process of silk flower making at The House of Hats studio
Each flower is delciatly hand tooled using heated brass flower tools to create the perfect lasting flower.
A little history behind silk flower making.
During the Middle Ages, nuns started to make artificial flowers from silk to decorate church statues with flowers during the winter, while relying on fresh flowers during the summer. It became a regulation by the church that silk or metal flowers were only to be used for decorating altars. Northern Italy in particular developed a whole industry for making flowers.
In the 19th Century, flowers were used more often in fashion: to decorate clothing, for hat trimmings and in artful hairstyles. The industry spread throughout the world. France, being the leading country for fashion, hosted the most important flower factories and flower artists (Monsieur Seguin, Monsieur Beaulard, T.J. Wenzel – the royal flower maker for queen Marie Antoinette).
Contact The House Of Hats for your own special custom made flowers or headpiece.
Stunning Bride Britta on her wedding day Wearing The House Of Hats custom made silk flower headpiece
Bridesmaid Amy wearing The House Of Hats custom made headpiece
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"The Rosebud" is a delicate lace boudoir cap adorned with vintage rosebud florals and a soft blush pink ribbon.
Effortless to wear, you simply pop it on for an instant touch of vintage charm. Pair it with a silk robe for dreamy mornings, a flowing dress for a romantic day out, or even with jeans and a blouse for a soft, vintage twist.
One size only—one available—crafted just for you.
Comes shipped in our free gift box
Free Shipping Australia Wide
A whisper-soft boudoir cap inspired by the romance of the Edwardian era.
Lace Serenity is handcrafted using delicate antique 1920s lace in warm ivory tones, finished with gentle vintage ruffle ribbon edging and a softly draped silhouette that frames the face beautifully.
Historically worn in the privacy of the boudoir, these intimate lace caps were designed to keep hair protected while still feeling utterly feminine. Today, this piece has been lovingly re-imagined as a wearable heirloom—perfect for modern romantics who adore slow fashion and timeless beauty.
Equally enchanting styled for daytime with a flowing dress, worn for bridal moments, or treasured as a special keepsake.
This is a one-of-a-kind piece — only one available.
• Handmade by The House of Hats
• Edwardian-inspired boudoir cap design
• Soft lace construction with ruffled edging
• Lightweight, breathable and comfortable
• One size fits most (flexible fit)
• Colour: warm ivory / soft blush undertone
• Ready to ship/ One of a kind Only One Available
Free Shipping Australia / Come shipped in our Signature Box
Styling Ideas
✨ Bridal morning or honeymoon wear
✨ Romantic daytime styling with vintage dresses
✨ Photoshoots, heirloom portraits, and slow living moments
✨ A thoughtful gift for lovers of antique style
Care
Handle gently.. keep Stored in our signature keepsake box . Avoid moisture and direct sunlight to preserve the lace.