Jardan Furniture spreading the love

Sure you love your couch. The fabric’s pretty nice, it keeps you cozy while you watch your favourite films, and it’s not wildly out of sync with the rest of your décor…

Okay fine, so you just like it. And does anyone really love a couch?

Well, it’s rumoured some people do. Some even love their beds, and not just on rainy Sunday mornings. Others love their chairs and tables and their storage cabinets.

You just haven’t known until now, because Australia’s best furniture purveyors were operating almost in secret. But after 30 years selling only to interior designers and architects, Jardan is spreading the love and opening its doors to the public.

Brothers Nick and Mike Garnham, who took over the family-owned business in 1997, combine 21^st century aesthetics with an old timey ethos. Every single piece is meticulously handcrafted and made to order, arriving in your home unsullied by machinery and with some rather fancy GECA Level A credentials. What’s not to love about dedication to sustainability?

The showrooms will sell Jardan’s latest collection, with rugs, lighting and art added to the family over the upcoming months. They’re even launching a homewares collection with bedding, ceramics and cushions designed in collaboration with local artists.

It’ll be love at first sight, but don’t worry about falling too hard. With furniture this well-made, it’s ‘til death do you part.