POSH Comes to Queensland

Innerspace QLD are bringing Project Office Sun Hing (POSH) office furniture to the Queensland marketplace.

July 26th, 2011

POSH and Herman Miller have united to bring this leading Hong Kong-based brand to Australia. As a full line Herman Miller dealer, Innerspace is proud to be supplying POSH furniture to the Queensland market.

POSH products are acknowledged as industry leaders in Hong Kong, China and the greater Asia Pacific region.

POSH office systems furniture, tables, filing, storage and seating systems are suited to business and residential environments, and have become famous for their quality design.

SLV workstations and Herman Miller Celle chairs

In 2010 POSH received the prestigious Hong Kong Top Brand Award, and the brand has been named Best Office Furniture Brand in Hong Kong by CAPITAL magazine.

For Innerspace, the addition of POSH to their stable of products allows Innerspace to meet project requirements regardless of budget. GECA certified, POSH products are sustainable, clever and affordable, without compromising on style or quality.

Visit the Innerspace website to learn more about how POSH can bring enhanced productivity and performance to your workplace.

Top Image: POSH products work seamlessly with Herman Miller designs as well. Here the SLO workstation and CK8 storage are teamed with Herman Miller’s Mirra chair. SLO offers a freestanding table solution with a simple yet distinctive design. CK8 storage comes in a range of options from pedestals through to tower options.

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