Anibou (Collection)

With a passion to distribute exceptionally well designed and made local and imported furniture pieces, Anibou opened its doors in 1989.

November 21st, 2008

The company’s product range is made up of classic Finnish designs from Artek, Avarte, Piiroinen, Korhonen and Mobel, together with Bauhaus and contemporary classics from the acclaimed German Range. Anibou also proudly supports local designers such as Frank Bauer, Neil Burley, Caroline Casey, Gary Galego, Jon Goulder, Johan Larsson and Paul Morris.

Product Range
Task, hospitality, loose furniture, lighting and accessories.

Brands
Artek, Gervasoni, German Range, Bross, Avarte, Isokon, Korhonen, Mobel, Roethlisberger and Piiroinen.

Application
Commercial, hospitality and residential.

Sustainability
Both Artek and The German Range are aware of the environmental effects, sustainability and service life of their products. Environmental consideration is taken during the production and in the development of new products.

Major Projects
Westpac Head Office, NSW; Sebel Reef House and Spa, Qld; Gadens Lawyers, NSW; Price Waterhouse Coopers Vic and Qld and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Australia wide.

Lead Time
Ex stock or 12-14 weeks.

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