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David Jones steps up to the interior designer plate renewed and reinvigorated
David Jones NAU designer furniture collectionSupplied

The story of David Jones is known to Australians everywhere.  For 180 years, Australia’s oldest department store has continued to reinvent itself as a premium retailer – offering the latest and greatest in new season, high-end Australian and international brands for men and women’s fashion, makeup, food, technology and homewares. 

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Now adding the NAU collection to their stores, there will be no reason to search high and low for the latest releases in excellent furniture and lighting design – you’ll be able to find it all in one place, while you pick up a new mascara…

Already a go-to for fashion and beauty and showcasing designer homewares brands Gubi, Hay,  Vitra, Dinosaur Designs, Great Dane, Menu and Tom Dixon, select locations of David Jones’ 46 bricks and mortar stores and online platform will now offer an impressive stable of Australian furniture and lighting brands through the contemporary design brand. Founded by Richard Munao – founder and director of Cult NAU as a portfolio of 35+ of the best international furniture and lighting brands, such as Fritz Hansen, Louis Poulsen, HAY and Poltrona Frau.

“As a brand that is dedicated to Australian creativity, authentic design and creating quality, timeless products, a partnership between NAU and David Jones seemed a natural fit.”

Richard Munao, Founder of NAU
David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Plum Chairs by Adam Goodrum for NAU (Credit: Supplied)

Flagship stores Market Street, Sydney and Bourke Street Mall Menswear Building in Melbourne are currently playing host to sofas, armchairs, dining furniture and lighting – from Australia’s leading designers, including Adam Goodrum, Tom Fereday, Kate Stokes, Adam Cornish, Jack Flanagan and Gavin Harris. More stores will carry these ranges going forward.

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David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Molloy dining table with Molloy chairs and Bell pendants by Adam Goodrum for NAU (Credit: Supplied)
David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Nest tables by Adam Goodrum for NAU (Credit: Supplied)

Expect to see simple, elegant designs and thoughtful use of materials – natural timbers, quality fabrics and enduring shapes that perfectly fit the Australian home and lifestyle. Streamlined and stackable, the ‘Strand’ chair by Adam Cornish and the ‘Sia’ dining chairs by Tom Fereday are lessons in practical, elegant design. Adam Goodrum’s ‘Fat Tulip’ armchair is stunning, comfortable and perfectly proportioned. Also by Adam Goodrum, the ‘Bilgola’ armchair and sofa are a lovely take on classic living room furniture – a light, lean silhouette, pale timbers and contemporary coral-toned comfort.

David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
SIA chairs by Tom Fereday for NAU (Credit: Supplied)
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David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Fat Tulip armchair by Adam Goodrum for NAU (Credit: Supplied)
David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Aran bed by Adam Goodrum for NAU (Credit: Supplied)
David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Jolly double pendant by Kate Stokes for NAU (Credit: Supplied)
David Jones NAU designer furniture collection
Bilgola armchair, sofa and coffee table and Nest tables by Adam Goodrum (Credit: Supplied)
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“We’re delighted that Australian design now has a platform within the country’s most iconic retailer, and that David Jones customers have access to exceptional pieces by Australia’s most talented and spirited designers,” said Richard Munao at the unveiling.

Looks like that wedding gift registry just took a designer leap too!

Browse the offering at online at davidjones.com.au or visit your local store for full terms and trading hours.

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