meet the team

PAUL JOHNSON | Business Development Manager SA & NT

pjohnson@streetfurniture.com
08 8470 0501

Paul has 20 years of sales experience in commercial furniture. He is based in Adelaide.

What inspires you?

People with a passion for original design.

Your favourite product and why?

The Arqua Fountain as it’s an iconic product associated with Street Furniture Australia, and the new Dog Bubbler is a great addition to a fantastic product.

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Opening hours are from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

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recent news

Book a Studio Workshop for your office

Melissa Gerke, our Communications and Education Specialist, is bringing a fun, interactive and informative presentation about our carbon neutral journey and latest products to customers in cities around Australia and in the US. In 30 minutes (plus Q&A) we will explore materials and finishes, touch and feel samples, and bond with your colleagues over delicious treats. There will also be a mystery prize for a lucky winner (optional). 2024 cities and dates include: Select from three catering options (optional): To book, contact Melissa mgerke@streetfurniture.com

  • 19 apr 2024
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Book your spot on a 2024 Factory Tour

The Street Furniture Australia factory, in Regents Park, Western Sydney, is both a manufacturing hub and R&D studio for our Australian-designed and made street furniture products. We run fun and informative group events for customers throughout the year, to share how products are designed, tested and built, and the latest products and projects. This tour is open to design specifiers such as landscape architects and architects, and place custodians including Councils, government agencies, developers and other place managers. Director of Tract Julie Lee said: “It was a great opportunity for our team to look behind the scenes and understand the innovation, research and climate positive outcomes Street Furniture Australia is focusing on. Thank you for having us!” Place Design Group Associate, Liam Isaksen, said: “The factory tour is a fun …

  • 20 nov 2023
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  • 26 mar 2024
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