After more than 20 years in the Australian furniture industry, John Moran’s only son, James, has started his own new business, James Moran Interiorstyle. James has just opened his new showroom in Melbourne, showcasing a combination of traditional and modern contemporary. “My father’s business was always synonymous with quality, style and sophistication, and he really […]
March 4th, 2008
After more than 20 years in the Australian furniture industry, John Moran’s only son, James, has started his own new business, James Moran Interiorstyle.
James has just opened his new showroom in Melbourne, showcasing a combination of traditional and modern contemporary.
“My father’s business was always synonymous with quality, style and sophistication, and he really knew what a good lounge should look like,” said James.
"He taught me a huge amount and gave me great aspirations that l am implementing in my own business."
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