Office Furniture in Richmond, SA
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215 Richmond Rd, Richmond, 5033
(08) 8234 0032
Modern. Consultative. Inspired. These three principles guide Resource Furniture’s approach to every project. From budget to design, contract to completion or, simply, an item bought from the floor. In addition, a philosophy of humanising spaces so that they connect with people is an important aspect to all of our projects. It’s how we achieve workwise environments. Our approach has stood the test of time. We’ve been a quality supplier of commercial furniture, shelving systems and accessories to government and private sector clients for more than 30 years. Over this time we’ve constantly evolved. Under new management for the past decade, we’ve galvanised our focus to deliver perfection in every task. Our ambition: to devise the most professional, efficient, effective and economical solution for every commercial furniture challenge. Today, we are a leader in the supply of library shelving and furniture to tertiary, public and school libraries in Australia. We have also expanded into international markets, in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Our team includes industrial and interior designers, who work collaboratively with clients, including architects, to deliver projects on time and to budget. Furniture is manufactured locally with close attention to detail. The Mount Gambier Library, which is enjoyed by 40, 000 people a month, is indicative of our project approach. The library was the recipient of the Crawford Award for Library Innovation, the highest accolade for public libraries in South Australia. ‘Working consultatively, Resource Furniture was integral to helping us achieve a modern vibrant library, using inspiration from Europe to bring a whole new look to Australian library shelving.’