At Tait we design and produce premium products that celebrate the Australian outdoor lifestyle. Proudly Australian owned and made, our products have become part of a contemporary outdoor furniture vernacular that speaks to Australia’s unique way of life and culture.
Our design philosophy is shaped by our strong heritage of making and manufacturing, inspiring the creation of beautiful and original outdoor furniture. Each piece begins with an idea, a concept that is refined, resolved and then prototyped by our team of committed craftspeople in our Melbourne factory. This allows us to focus on quality, developing collections that are sophisticated in design and construction.
We investigate widely to source the best possible materials and innovative techniques, ensuring that sustainability is paramount in everything we do and everything we produce.
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Tait is shaped by a heritage of creating premium and contemporary outdoor furniture, authentically designed and manufactured in Australia.
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