A relative newcomer to the Australian office furniture sector, Methis Australia has the exclusive distribution of furniture products designed and manufactured by the Italian company, Methis.
November 21st, 2008
Methis has a manufacturing facility near Bologna and has been established for 30 years. Methis products are exported worldwide and cater for the complete office package, with a range encompassing workstations, seating, storage and meeting tables through to demountable walls.
Product Range
System and task furniture.
Major Brands
Methis – Clover, Clover Architectural, Delta and Ivy Chair.
Application
Commercial.
Sustainability
Methis Australia is committed to achieving environmental excellence for current and future generations and was the first company in Australia to achieve the Good Environmental Choice Certificate for their Clover and Delta furniture systems.
Major Projects
Deloitte, Macquarie Bank and Talent 2 (formerly TMP Hudson) all Australia wide.
Lead time
6–8 weeks, depending on the scale of the project.
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