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Croissant Dining Chair
Foxy Low Back Dining Chair
DS17’s interior design of Alpha (see our full story elsewhere this issue) uses the Billani Croissant as one of its dining chair options. It’s a solid beech chair with upholstered seat cushion and its curvaceous lines work perfectly in the new Greek restaurant. You’ll also find Croissant barstools and side chairs in Alpha.
Faux bamboo furniture constructed from lightweight aluminium for permanent external use. Chair frames can be powder coated in your choice of any Dulux Powder Coat colour and Quick Dry foam cushions covered with Sunbrella Taupe fabric included.
Cafe Culture: (02) 9699 8577 or www.cafeculture.com.au
Robert Plumb: (02) 9316 9066 or www.robertplumb.com.au
Retro Range
Twin Towns Tub Chairs
Evo Style is one of the newest names in Australian furniture design, headed up by Luke Ommundson, a specialist woodturner, and his architect-trained wife Louise. The new Retro range has obvious design links to a bygone era, when timber, vinyl and curves were all the rage. Having now replaced vinyl with leather, the design is still classic, and has been purposefully designed with both budget and quality in mind to suit the commercial and hospitality industries. Available in American Ash (natural & stained), American Oak, American Cherry and American Walnut, the Retro stool and bench can be customisable with a choice of upholstery, making it suitable for any interior. Price: $275 (stool); $715 (bench).
The mighty Twin Towns Club (see our full story last issue) has a serene space that’s quaintly and anachronistically called the Ladies Lounge. Nothing old-school about the design, though. The feeling is warm and soft — no, we won’t say ‘womblike’ — thanks, in no small part, to the custom-made tub chairs from Hospitality Imports. Custom design is Hospitality Imports strong suit — they’ll design, manufacture and install the furniture to your spec.
Evo Style: (02) 9627 6369 or www.evostyle.com.au
Hospitality Imports: (02) 9669 6775 or www.hospitalityimports.com.au