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TANIA JUSTICE | Business Development Manager, NSW

tjustice@streetfurniture.com
02 8774 8888

What inspires you?

Beautiful coastal walks, textures, colours, creative design, all things French! I love working on a project from the initial discussions on how to bring a space to life with table settings or cleverly thought out bundles, and planters for greenery and shade with our new ChillOUT Trees, to bring a community together and enhance the space. It’s wonderful to see the options available by creating renders to be able to visualise the space and then finally seeing the finished project in situ is very rewarding.

Your favourite product and why?

It is hard to choose a favourite from the range, I have to say both Aria and Linea are equally on the top of my list. The Aria range offers a modular furniture system that works so well across places to relax, work, dine or play and the new Linea range is sleek and minimalist in sturdy stainless steel frame.

 

Aria Seating System (CMA) and Linea Cube (LIC6) with Bush Cherry battens, Monument and Lycra Strip frame.
The Linea suite includes Seat, Bench, Table, Lookout Table, Platform, Sun Lounge, Bicycle Stand, and Bollard.


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Engineered Wood: A New Timber Alternative

With the look and feel of natural timber, backed by 12 months of performance testing for the public realm, engineered wood joins Street Furniture Australia’s selection of batten materials. Designers and place custodians can now choose from three batten options to achieve a timber look: natural Spotted Gum hardwood, low maintenance aluminium Wood Without Worry, and engineered wood known as Onewood HRT. What is engineered wood?Onewood HRT (Homogeneous Reconstituted Timber) is a solid engineered timber, made from fast-growing FSC and PEFC-certified poplar and eucalyptus fibres that are compressed under heat and pressure with a resin binder. It is solid throughout with an organic grain and, like real hardwood, can be sanded to refresh. Street Furniture Australia partners with a Singapore-based supplier, with timber fibres sourced from eco-certified plantations in Vietnam …

  • 7 oct 2025
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Trend Watch: Reflecting on Downtown Activations Since Covid

Now showing at Washington D.C.’s National Building Museum, ‘Coming Together: Reimagining America’s Downtowns’ explores how US cities have renewed and reactivated their centres since Covid-19. Curated by Georgetown University urban planning professor Uwe Brandes and designed by Reddymade, the exhibition showcases creative approaches to public space, walkability and mixed-use revitalisation. Multimedia installations, maps and case studies from more than 60 US cities show adaptations of the past five years – with empty offices turned into housing, reallocating street lanes for parklets and ‘streateries,’ and remaking sidewalks as gathering spaces. Thematic galleries – Social Distancing, Cities Take Charge and City Action Hall – reflect the shock of the pandemic and creative responses that followed. As visitors traverse the exhibition, they are invited to reflect: how hollowed-out downtowns of 2020 gave way …

  • 8 oct 2025
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‘Elegant Simplicity’: Finally A Good-Looking Bin

Linea Bin is the newest addition to Street Furniture Australia’s minimalist Linea range. Built from stainless steel for strength, durability and a refined aesthetic, it has been thoughtfully designed with input from landscape architects and waste managers to deliver hygiene, accessibility and sustainability in the public realm. Built to LastA robust stainless steel frame and panel system ensures Linea Bin performs in high-traffic environments. A full-height stainless steel 316 piano hinge and splash tray provide exceptional strength, hygiene and corrosion resistance, withstanding daily impacts from trolleys and cleaning equipment. “Durability was paramount,” says Pearson Bulmer, Senior Industrial Designer at Street Furniture Australia. “Every detail needed to perform in the public realm for years to come – but also be designed for disassembly so parts can be repaired, replaced or recycled …

  • 24 sep 2025
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