After ten years of bold and adventurous designs, the former fashion accessories label, Doodad and Fandango, has moved into decor and homewares. The reimagined brand offers a collection of bespoke pieces tailored for interior enthusiasts. Drawing inspiration from diverse influences, including Scandinavian folk art and mid-century Memphis design, Doodad and Fandango aims to infuse everyday living with a sense of wonder, transforming the ordinary into extraordinary. D+F believes that even the most minimalist homes deserve a burst of personality through their vibrant, pop-infused creations.

Discover more about the Doodad and Fandango story, including their collaborations with artists and global brands to create truly unique accessories, below.

Nikita Majajas, the creative force behind Doodad and Fandango, comes from a family steeped in artistic talent. Her design journey began during a two-year stay in Japan in the late 90s, a place she frequently revisits for inspiration. Upon returning to Australia, she studied fashion design and shoemaking, working in production and costume departments for TV commercials. A chance encounter led her to pursue studies in jewellery and object design, reigniting her passion for creating wearable art. In 2014, Nikita founded Doodad and Fandango, initially handcrafting pop art jewellery before investing in a laser machine that transformed her production process. Her work has since adorned celebrities and been featured in numerous editorials, runway shows, and exhibitions worldwide. In 2023, her designs were showcased in the historic Absolutely Queer exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum, coinciding with Sydney World Pride. Now, having relocated to the Blue Mountains during the pandemic, Nikita is excited to expand her focus into art, decor, and homewares—a long-held passion.