Pomme Travel Guide

Pomme is less a quick retail stop than a slow, rewarding browse through “a store of valuable or delightful things.” Since 2003 it has sought out local artists and makers, curating handmade, limited-edition works that feel personal from the moment you pick them up. If you’re on the Mornington Peninsula and want gifts with a difference—or a keepsake you’ll genuinely live with—this Moorooduc destination delivers.

Expect exquisite clothing alongside original artwork, handmade jewels, and tactile glass and ceramic designs. The mix changes, but the thread is consistent: pieces that are designed to be worn, displayed, and treasured rather than trend-chased. If you’re shopping for a milestone, staff can advise on special-occasion gifts, wedding jewelry, and art selections, helping you match the object to the moment.

Pomme’s appeal is tied to the people who make what you’re seeing. Artists and studio tenants often keep individual schedules, so if you’re hoping to meet a particular maker or view their work in person, it’s wise to contact them ahead to confirm they’ll be in. Arrive with time to wander: the best discoveries here tend to be the ones you didn’t plan for.

The precinct is designed for easy roaming, with a spacious indoor area, an outdoor nursery, and creative studios that encourage a meander-and-return style of shopping. Accessibility is a strong point: the site is wheelchair, pram, and walker friendly with ramps and handrails and no stairs. Do note that the parking area is crushed rock, which can be a little challenging for some wheels.

Pomme is at 545 Mornington–Tyabb Rd, Moorooduc (corner of Derril Rd). Opening hours are typically 10am–4pm most days, with shorter hours on Sunday (roughly late morning to mid-afternoon) and closures on some Tuesdays—plan ahead if you’re visiting on a tighter itinerary.