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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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