Outdoor furniture brand Robert Plumb is now available through Café Culture.
September 22nd, 2011
Café Culture has recently acquired distribution of premium outdoor furniture brand Robert Plumb.
Outside of the Robert Plumb showroom in Sydney, they are now the exclusive wholesaler of Robert Plumb’s handcrafted Australian timber furniture and Alboo range in Sydney and Brisbane.
Discover Robert Plumb’s colourful, quality creations at Café Culture.
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