Australian owned Cafe Culture specialises in quality furniture that is designed and manufactured for the hospitality, corporate, retail and residential markets. With stunning products sourced and imported from the finest design houses throughout the world.
February 7th, 2012
What does your company supply?
Beautiful and high quality furniture and lighting for all spaces, indoor and out.
What’s the history of your company (how did it start)?
Marnie started Café Culture 12 years ago now, after being in the furniture industry for many years on the commercial side, we started with a team of two and have been growing and improving our range and services ever since. We have long standing relationships with our Italian brands and manufacturers and we support Australian craftsmen.
Where do you distribute?
We distribute throughout Australia and all over the world, wherever our product is specified.
Describe your customers?
Our customers are designers and architects who specify our products and solutions for their interior and exterior fit-outs; restaurant or other venue owners who need furniture solutions; or home owners who are looking for furniture which stands out from the rest in quality and design.
What sets your company apart?
Our personal service is our biggest strength. We work with our customers from the beginning of a project to the very end, ensuring the order runs smoothly. Our furniture is delivered fully assembled to the exact space required. Our fantastic team prides itself on being genuine and honest as well as being the best we can be for our customers.
Who should we speak to when specifying?
Feel free to phone our showrooms and we will direct your call to the appropriate sales consultant for your project, or you can email us from the website with any questions of products you may be interested in.
What are your client’s priorities at the moment?
Each client is different. For some it is excellent quality and durability, for some it is about the trusted brand names and design, for others it is about price. We cater to any clients on all kinds of budgets.
What is good design to you?
Good design is innovative, ergonomic, durable, affordable and of course, beautiful!
What does the future hold?
Brisbane Saturday Indesign is a big priority for us this year. Also, we are hoping to expand again, this year we look forward to taking on Melbourne!
Cafe Culture
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