about us



The early 80's for Camilla & Olivia Tipler were filled with Christmases of baby bansaws instead of Barbies and paint pots instead of pop balls. They were inventive children who grew up in a family where artistic and entrepreneurial abilities were encouraged. It came as no surprise when they decided to ditch their day jobs, take over their parents' garage and start a homewares brand called MOZI.

Growing up surrounded by their beloved pets including Peter Rabbit, Max the Giant Poodle and Pepper the blackbird, has provided inspiration for their designs - these creatures have woven their way into the very fabric of MOZI. Also heavily influenced by their far-away travels and love for all things exotic, MOZI's designs are a fusion of colour, pattern, theme and subject that inspire the imagination. The designs are currently applied to over twenty- five products falling into six main categories from kitchen textiles to stationery.

Camilla has a background in fine art and visual communication bringing creative flair and design expertise to the business. While Olivia's business and language background ensures the company is equipped with marketing skills and business systems to build MOZI into an international brand.

Their first complete collection, "The Secret Garden", was launched in August 2005. The range was a series of original and whimsical designs that was applied to the highest quality products. They received an overwhelming response from wholesalers, consumers and the media, earning credibility throughout Australia and overseas.

Only three years on, and the MOZI product can now be found in both boutique homewares & gift stores and large franchises throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia, with their sights firmly set on building the brand in the UK.

At MOZI the team are committed to excellence on all levels - design, production, fulfilment and customer service. Keeping a tight reign on these allows them to maintain honest and lasting relationships with clients and suppliers alike. In addition to strong business relationships, they attempt to minimise their environmental footprint by considering both the activities (internal and external) the business is involved in, and the materials used in producing the product.