Trade Partners & Interior Designers
Bring a distinct point of view to your next project. Whether you are specifying for a coastal retreat, an industrial commercial space, or a mid-century modern home, our collection is built to anchor a room. Open a trade account today for project-based pricing and priority access to our latest arrivals.
Hands On in Sydney. (Yes, really)
We are right here in Sydney, deeply involved in every part of Seek & Ramble. With 25 years in the industry, we know that great design isn't just about how it looks, but how it works. That's why we are hands-on with our collection—testing the comfort, refining the details, and managing the process ourselves.
Real stock. Real people. Real passion for design.
Cool Tones. Modern Edge
Introducing the new Stainless Steel finish for the Cleo range. Update your space with a balance of warm timber and cool metal accents.
Why Choose Us?
• Proudly Australian: We’re Australian owned and operated, based in Sydney with over 25 years in the industry. We pride ourselves on offering a personal customer experience and creating pieces that stand the test of time.
• Timeless Designs: We create pieces that stand the test of time—blending classic elements with modern design for a truly unique look.
• Quality Craftsmanship: With over 20 years of expertise, we ensure that each product is made with care, ensuring it brings beauty and durability to your space.
Latest Ramblings
What Size Outdoor Dining Table Do I Need?
Allow 60cm of table edge per person. A 180cm outdoor table seats six in chairs or up to eight with benches. Then add 90cm of clear space behind the chairs — that clearance, not the table, is what most people get wrong.
Outdoor Furniture Materials: What Actually Survives an Australian Summer
Powder-coated steel and marine-grade aluminium hold up best across most of Australia. Teak lasts decades but needs oiling to stay honey-coloured. Cheap synthetic wicker is the one that fails first — usually within two or three summers.
A Sun Lounge Doesn't Need a Pool
In Australia we live outside for most of the year, so why do we still treat the sun lounge as pool-only furniture? Here is the case for taking it off pool duty and giving it a home wherever you actually slow down, whether that is a terrace, a courtyard, a balcony or the backyard.
