Spence & Lyda

As seen in The Collection: Since Spence & Lyda’s foundation in 1997, the company has built a reputation for supplying the commercial realm with a product range full of dynamic colours, pattern and classic designs.

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

The Spence & Lyda collection includes modern furniture classics, exclusive textiles and specialised lighting. The Surry Hills showroom in Sydney has an inspiring mix of products, which are displayed in a dynamic set out. The Spence & Lyda textile range is made up of textile collections from Missoni.

Product Range – Loose furniture, lighting and textiles.

Brands – Missoni Home, Montina, Modernica, Sambonet, Spence & Lyda.

Applications – Commercial, hospitality and residential.

Major Projects – Westpac, Kent Street Headquarters Sydney.

Lead time –Six weeks for local products, 8-12 weeks for imported products.

Featured Product – Missoni Home
The Missoni Home collection of textiles has a selection of new colourways, textures and organic patterns which are available in textiles, cushions, bedding, throws, curtains and sheers.

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