Fanuli Furniture Sale on Now

Fanuli Furniture introduces the Half Yearly Sale which started on Saturday 30 May and ends 28 June 2009. With up to 50% off the entire range of classic and contemporary designer furniture, and a minimum of 10% off storewide, now is the time to take advantage of some incredible savings on pieces that will be […]

BY jesse

June 15th, 2009

Fanuli Furniture introduces the Half Yearly Sale which started on Saturday 30 May and ends 28 June 2009.

With up to 50% off the entire range of classic and contemporary designer furniture, and a minimum of 10% off storewide, now is the time to take advantage of some incredible savings on pieces that will be treasured for generations to come.

Just a few of the savings to be found include:

Kristalia Sushi Selected Dining Tables from $2190
Jesse Ala Bed, reduced from $5790 to $4590
BPA Manhattan Modular, save up to $3500
Grande Arredo Claudine Queen Bed, reduced from $5820 to $4365

BCN Barstool from $599
Grande Arredo Ray Sofa from $6200
BPA Madison Large Sofa, save up to $3000
Kristalia Lilium Table from $6980
Fasolin Margot Queen Bed, reduced from $3840 to $3265
Grande Arredo Wall Unit, save up to $7000

Sale on now! Don’t miss out!

fanuli.com.au

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