Committed to supporting local workmanship, each and every product from the Arthur G collection is designed and manufactured in Australia.
November 21st, 2008
Specialising in leather products, the company create both classical and contemporary designs with a focus on colour and texture, combined with the application of exotic fabrics and, of course, natural leathers. The family owned and operated company was formed 28 years ago, and has consistently delivered timeless quality and comfort.
Product Range
Task furniture, loose furniture.
Major Brands
Arthur G.
Application
Commercial and residential.
Specialised Services
Arthur G offers a custommade design service and a 10-year structural guarantee from date of purchase.
Lead Time
5 weeks.
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