About Tandem Home & Accessories
Tandem Home & Accessories is an Australian private company (TANDEM HOME & ACCESSORIES PTY LTD, ABN 99 613 942 135) operating in New South Wales, most commonly known as a small, boutique-style homewares and décor store. They typically stock items such as cushions, throws, tableware, candles, wall art, small furniture pieces, and gift items, catering to customers looking to style their homes or purchase presents. As a local bricks‑and‑mortar retailer, purchases are usually made in-store via card terminal, though they may also take occasional phone or special orders depending on staff and stock availability. ([bizly.com.au](https://bizly.com.au/app/entity_name/6192174/tandem-home-accessories-pty-ltd?utm_source=openai))
A Tandem Home & Accessories charge usually appears on a bank or card statement after you’ve made an in‑person purchase of home décor, gifts, or household accessories, or if a family member used your card there. The descriptor may show as “TANDEM HOME & ACCESSORIES”, “TANDEM HOME AND ACCESSORIES”, or a shortened variation followed by the town/suburb and “AUS” or “NSW.” Most charges are one‑time point‑of‑sale transactions; this type of shop does not typically run subscription plans, but you could see multiple charges if you made several visits, a back‑order was processed later, or a special order was completed on a different day.
If you’re unsure about the charge, first check recent receipts, text/email confirmations, or your calendar for a visit to a homewares or gift store in Kincumber or nearby on or just before the transaction date. Compare the exact amount to any known purchases (for example, a candle and a throw rug, or a small furniture item), and ask household members if they used your card. To resolve questions, contact Tandem Home & Accessories directly using the phone number or address shown on your receipt or by searching the business name plus “Kincumber NSW” in Google Maps to confirm their current details; a staff member can usually look up the transaction by date, amount, and the last four digits of your card. If you still don’t recognize the charge after speaking with them, reach out to your bank or card issuer to dispute or block the payment and request a new card if fraud is suspected.