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We look for quality and value and we promise you great customer care. “Reed Furniture have been great to deal with. They are quick and efficient” View Our Latest Catalogue Leaders in School Furniture for Over 45 Years Welcome to the home page of Reed Furniture, Australia’s premier school furniture designer and supplier. For more than four decades, we have proudly designed and produced lab, admin, auditorium and library furniture that meets the specific aesthetic and practical needs of students and staff. We partner with key stakeholders including educators and professional ergonomists to produce durable and stylish pieces that enhance the educational experience. Our ‘Flexible Learning’ principle means that designs are highly versatile and able to be used in a range of different spaces. For example, chairs may be stackable allowing a floor space to be cleared for activities. Or, the furniture can be specified as height adjustable to suit student classes of different average ages.
Each design is backed by an environmental policy which stipulatesd that components must be replaceable and recyclable. For bursars and caretakers, this allows simple maintenance without blowing the budget. All classroom furniture comes with a minimum 10 year manufacturer’s guarantee for your peace of mind. Explore our PDF catalogue for a comprehensive overview of our entire school furniture range. Our range is divided into three primary categories: tables and desks, seating and storage and accessories. You can also browse online by premises/purpose; for example, you may wish to limit your search to preschool-appropriate designs, or library furniture. From desks and benches to lockers and chairs, Reed Furniture has the capacity to fit out all rooms from your reception area through to the library. For further technical information or to place an order, please feel free to contact the Reed Furniture head office on (03) 9580 1504 or online. Read all news articles FINE UPHOLSTERY & INTERIOR DESIGNThe Original Chair Company is located in Perth, Scotland.
The company specialises in new build, quality seated furniture based mainly on classic styles. In addition we carry a range of antique chairs and sofas for refurbishment and re-upholstery.Since 2006 we have sold hundreds of antique armchairs and sofas in a variety of styles. From our base in the countryside of Perthshire our upholsterers are experts in taking old pieces of antique furniture and giving them new life, creating a family heirloom which can be passed down through the generations. Christmas OrdersPlease note to guarantee our new build furniture for Christmas read more...Ask our Expert - Where to start when buying a Sofa!Are you looking to buy a new sofa and wondering where to start? AntiquesSofasArmchairsOccasional ChairsFootstoolsCurtains and BlindsCushions & ThrowsLightingTablesRugsEx-Display Furniture - Discounted Showroom PricesOther ProductsSold Furniture - Antiques and Ex-DisplayBoutique SofasBoutique ChairsWhen I moved from Perth to Sydney at the tender age of 17 – wide-eyed, broke and supremely naive – there were several things I never thought about.
Among them was: how difficult it is to actually find an apartment when you’re 17 and work part-time, how hard it is to cook for one and how many random household items you never thought you needed – cue cheese graters, tin openers and mops. One thing I really didn’t think about was how I would furnish an entire house, considering I moved here with precisely $747 in my bank account and was studying full-time. When my flatmate and I finally found an apartment after months of searching we were wiped out after paying bonds, moving fees and a month’s worth of rent upfront. Over the next six months we utilised our minimal pool of furniture funds and became masters of “furnishing on a budget”, realising which items we could live without for the longest, developing creative ways to “make” our own furniture and finding the possible cheapest options when it came to purchasing the essentials. Here, seven lived and learned tips to abide by when furnishing on a uni student budget:
Around the same time we moved into our apartment a friend of mine was moving back to the Gold Coast and needed to sell her 40-inch plasma TV quickly. For some reason we splurged a sizeable amount of our furniture budget on it, which resulted in us literally sitting on the ground to watch TV as we still hadn’t bought a couch/chairs/table. Not a good idea. Write out a list of what items you need and rank them based on importance. Beds, a fridge, tables, chairs and a couch go on top, then you can work your way down. (Tip: A TV should be low on your priorities list, we all just watch Netflix on our MacBooks now, anyway, right?) Buying couches, tables, chairs and the like second-hand is generally a safe bet, but don’t cut corners with certain items. Fridges and washing machines – basically anything electrical that will need replacing within a couple of years – should be bought new. You’ll appreciate the warranty when something goes unexpectedly wrong and you won’t have to live for four years with a second-hand washing machine that literally bounces off the ground and takes three hours no matter which setting you use.
Over the years we nabbed two microwaves, a garden table, a vanity, a couch and a chest of drawers from various verges. Most of the things people throw away are in perfect condition. Inspect them first and if you find something you want, take it straight away. People are masters in the art of verge-side collecting and if you leave something for too long you can guarantee it’ll be nabbed. Consult Pinterest, Tumblr and the like for chic interiors inspiration that doesn’t cost any money. For example, I used a stack of coffee table books and fashion magazines as a makeshift “bedside table”. If you pop a couple of tea light candles on top it looks intentional and makes you come across as more arty than you actually are. I’d also recommend buying $8 clothing racks from K-Mart instead of investing in a wardrobe or chest of drawers. If you colour co-ordinate your clothes and use matching hangers it gives your room a minimalist “storefront” vibe and saves a ton of money.