White Grove House

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White Grove House is a boutique Brisbane retailer offering Hamptons-inspired homewares, fashion, gifts and floristry, with an in‑store café and event space.

Clayfield, Queensland, Australia
Owned by Curro Interiors & Acquisitions Pty Ltd

About White Grove House

White Grove House is a destination lifestyle store based in Clayfield, Brisbane, known for its light, calming, Hamptons-inspired interiors. The boutique combines carefully curated homewares, furniture, décor, fashion, jewellery, gifts and fresh florals, all unified by a predominantly white and natural palette. Founded and creatively directed by Christine Curro, the store is designed as an immersive space that feels like a beautifully styled home, and also incorporates a boutique florist, café and event space to create a full lifestyle experience for customers.([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/pages/about?utm_source=openai))

A card charge from “SP WHITE GROVE HOU” or similar is typically from a purchase at White Grove House in Clayfield, QLD, or via their online store at whitegrovehouse.com.au. Customers commonly visit for home décor, gifts, floral arrangements, and fashion items, so transaction amounts can range from small gift or floral purchases to larger spends on homewares and furniture. Online orders or phone orders for flowers and gifts for delivery within Brisbane can also appear this way on your statement.([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/collections/decor?utm_source=openai))

If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking your email for an order confirmation from White Grove House, reviewing any receipts from recent in‑store visits, or confirming whether a family member used your card for a gift, flowers or homewares purchase. You can contact the store directly using the phone and email listed on their website contact page, providing the transaction date, amount and the last four digits of your card so they can look up the sale. 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 transaction and request a replacement card if fraud is suspected.([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/pages/contact?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to White Grove House.

  1. V2878 12/03 SP WHITE GROVE HOU CLAYFIELD 74201336072

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say “SP WHITE GROVE HOU CLAYFIELD” instead of White Grove House?

Many banks show a shortened descriptor such as “SP WHITE GROVE HOU CLAYFIELD” for purchases made at White Grove House in Clayfield, QLD. The “SP” portion may relate to the payment platform, while “WHITE GROVE HOU” is the abbreviated store name and “CLAYFIELD” indicates the suburb where the store is located.

What types of purchases typically result in a charge from White Grove House?

Charges from White Grove House usually come from buying homewares, décor, small furniture pieces, fashion, jewellery, gifts or floral arrangements either in‑store at Clayfield or via their online shop. Because they also operate a florist and café/event space, you may see charges for flowers, event styling items, or café/event-related purchases as well.([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/pages/about?utm_source=openai))

Does White Grove House offer online ordering and delivery, and would that show as the same charge?

Yes. White Grove House sells a selection of homewares, gifts and sometimes floristry items online through whitegrovehouse.com.au, and these online orders appear on your card statement under the same or very similar descriptor as in‑store transactions, often including “WHITE GROVE HOU” and “CLAYFIELD.”([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/collections/decor?utm_source=openai))

How can I get a copy of a receipt for a White Grove House purchase I see on my card?

Gather the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of your card, then contact White Grove House using the phone or email listed on their Contact page. They can usually look up the sale in their POS system and email you a copy or provide details that confirm what was purchased.([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/pages/contact?utm_source=openai))

Does White Grove House place small temporary authorisation holds on my card?

Like many retailers, White Grove House’s payment processor may place a small temporary authorisation when your card is first tapped or inserted, especially for online or phone orders. This can appear as a pending charge and then either adjust to the final sale amount or disappear if the transaction is declined or cancelled.

How do I request a refund or exchange from White Grove House?

Refunds and exchanges are handled according to White Grove House’s store policies, which typically depend on the product type and condition (e.g., change‑of‑mind, faulty goods, or perishable flowers). Contact the store directly by phone or email or visit in person with your receipt; they can advise whether your item qualifies for a refund, store credit, or exchange and process the adjustment back to your original payment method.([brisbane-australia.com](https://www.brisbane-australia.com/directory/retail-shopping/white-grove-house-1?utm_source=openai))

Can I cancel or change an order for flowers or gifts once I see the charge from White Grove House?

If you need to cancel or change an order—especially for flowers or time‑sensitive gifts—contact White Grove House as soon as possible by phone. If the order has not yet been designed or dispatched, they may be able to modify delivery details, substitute items, or process a partial or full refund in line with their policies. Once flowers have been created or sent, cancellation options may be limited due to the perishable nature of the product.([zestapp.com.au](https://www.zestapp.com.au/florists/white-grove-house/ddf28cab-9cf5-428b-9fbb-c2e11908a574?utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I don’t recognize a White Grove House charge on my card?

First, confirm with household members whether anyone used your card to buy flowers, gifts or homewares from White Grove House or its online store. Then check your email, SMS and receipts for any matching order confirmations. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact White Grove House with the details to see if they can identify the sale; if it remains unfamiliar, report it to your bank or card issuer and follow their process for disputing a potentially fraudulent charge.([whitegrovehouse.com.au](https://whitegrovehouse.com.au/pages/contact?utm_source=openai))

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