Looking to freshen up your home with new furniture, accessories or lighting? Then head to one of Brisbane's furniture or homewares centres for ways to make your house a home.
Northside
For big stores you know and lots of choice, head to one of Brisbane's many furniture and accessories stores.
Aspley Homemaker City has 50 stores to satisfy your ‘nesting' urges.
Or head a little further north to 1925 Gympie Road for another collection of furniture and homewares retailers at Carseldine Homemaker Centre.
On Bowen Bridge Road, Windsor there is a homewares centre with large furniture retailers, lighting, bedding, outdoor furniture stores too. Across the road from the centre, you'll also find a lighting and outdoor furniture store.
Fortitude Valley - catering to all the new residences in the city centre, there's a huge Homemaker City here too. Buy a bed, baby goods, electrical appliances and a barbeque. Look through the large Freedom store, Oz Design, Harvey Norman electrical and much more.
Looking for something a little bit different? Head to James Street (and surrounding streets) for a dose of high-end but beautiful furniture and accessory stores. Often, this is the only place in Queensland to find these shops.
Discover:
- Deka
- Space furniture
- Natuzzi
- Inside Outside - with French and Asian inspired pieces on Wickham Street (just across from Emporium).
- Lava Living & Nikasha Furniture - ethical accessories and Brisbane made quality furniture that can be custom designed and made.
- Jimmy Possum - the huge showroom is worth the visit. Great art, huge lounges and lots of accessories to create the whole modern look.
- Objx in the Valley - great contemporary ideas for chairs, wall coverings, lights and more.
- Great Dane - featuring vintage Danish designs. Not cheap but an investment in timeless pieces.
- Ambrose Furniture and Homewares - you can choose custom made or retail pieces that are made to last with quality workmanship using Australian timbers.
- Ici et la - in Paddington has wonderful French fabrics, bright and striped, so suited to our summery lifestyle in Brisbane. They also stock furniture, accessories and deckchairs. Ooh la la.
- Samsara - in Milton sells exotic Indonesian, Indian and Chinese pieces, including gorgeous large daybeds and canopy beds.
Southside
The Jindalee Homemaker City precinct has 50 stores. That's bound to be enough to get you sitting pretty.
Or browse The Furniture Shack at Wooloongabba.
Darra's Garden Way, is a plant nursery and homewares store combined. Especially good for outdoor furniture pieces.
Ikea, every home decorator's pitstop, is in Slacks Creek, south of Brisbane. You can't miss seeing it on the Pacific Highway. The huge store has everything you've come to love about Ikea, including products for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and relaxed family living. The café is worth a visit too. Weekends are the busiest times.
Cannon Hill and Mount Gravatt both have homemaker centres too.
And there's a Carindale Homemakers Centre, Carindale Road (next to the main shopping centre).
For something decadent, browse Lavish Essentials at Woolloongabba.
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