Furniture in Australia
#1
Furniture in Australia
Hi,
Can anyone on the forum tell me what the current style of (Living room) furniture is in Australia ?
Modern, Traditional, Scandinavian, Industrial, Cane/Bamboo ?
Also what are the most popular paint colours being mentioned in the magazines and on TV ?
Thanks
Mairi
Can anyone on the forum tell me what the current style of (Living room) furniture is in Australia ?
Modern, Traditional, Scandinavian, Industrial, Cane/Bamboo ?
Also what are the most popular paint colours being mentioned in the magazines and on TV ?
Thanks
Mairi
#2
Re: Furniture in Australia
From our visit last year, this depended on the age of the house owners.
My uncles was traditional
My cousins was pine, however my cousins sons was modern!!
My uncles was traditional
My cousins was pine, however my cousins sons was modern!!
#3
What's he asking?
Joined: Nov 2003
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Posts: 618
i'm not being funny here but why dont you choose soemthing you like the look of rather than what other people have deemed to be cool or "in". i know its an old fashioned concept being original but its a thought isnt it?
#4
Fuzzyness,
I'm only trying to get a feel for if the current style is equivalent to what is in Germany. We are thinking about not taking all our furniture with us, so will need to get more down there and I want to know what is available. I dont want to leave modern furniture behind if all I can get in the shops there is traditional.
I'm only trying to get a feel for if the current style is equivalent to what is in Germany. We are thinking about not taking all our furniture with us, so will need to get more down there and I want to know what is available. I dont want to leave modern furniture behind if all I can get in the shops there is traditional.
#5
What's he asking?
Joined: Nov 2003
Location: somewhere
Posts: 618
sorry for the flipancy of my comment. no offence intended.
are there any websites that you could look at so you could get a feel that way.
are there any websites that you could look at so you could get a feel that way.
#6
I was hoping some of the australian forum memebrs might be able to point me in the right direction. I've tried doing a quick internet search but didnt really find anything useful
#9
Re: Furniture in Australia
Originally posted by Mairi&Chris
Hi,
Can anyone on the forum tell me what the current style of (Living room) furniture is in Australia ?
Modern, Traditional, Scandinavian, Industrial, Cane/Bamboo ?
Also what are the most popular paint colours being mentioned in the magazines and on TV ?
Thanks
Mairi
Hi,
Can anyone on the forum tell me what the current style of (Living room) furniture is in Australia ?
Modern, Traditional, Scandinavian, Industrial, Cane/Bamboo ?
Also what are the most popular paint colours being mentioned in the magazines and on TV ?
Thanks
Mairi
#10
Re: Furniture in Australia
Hi Jirrupin,
I've developed a messy (you know, don't put things back) style in the UK will that be ok in Oz?
Markeh
I've developed a messy (you know, don't put things back) style in the UK will that be ok in Oz?
Markeh
#11
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Joined: Nov 2003
Location: London, soon Adelaide
Posts: 9
freedom.com.au has a good website and is modern european - I think they are in all the major cities and the prices look very reasonable.
#13
Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
no ikea then? bugger......
no ikea then? bugger......
yes there is Ikea, but only in Sydney and Melbourne i think..dont have it in Adelaide.
#14
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"eclectic"
what does this mean. Along with acerbic, asthete, its one of the words I've meaning to look up for years.
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what does this mean. Along with acerbic, asthete, its one of the words I've meaning to look up for years.
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#15
Re: Furniture in Australia
Originally posted by Jirrupin
We are renting a furnished unit so just average stuff in here. But there was a thread recently about the need for lots of sofa's to fill the living space in many Oz homes. So whatever you have bring it with you and maybe develop an eclectic style
We are renting a furnished unit so just average stuff in here. But there was a thread recently about the need for lots of sofa's to fill the living space in many Oz homes. So whatever you have bring it with you and maybe develop an eclectic style