FURNITURE DESIGN THAT FITS
Minimalist designer furniture with a focus on quality, craftsmanship and sustainability that can fit any space and style.
Design, Craftsmanship & Sustainability
Our original designs are produced in our very own workshop by a passionate team trained in traditional Danish wood working. We use sustainable materials such as FSC certified teak wood.
Exceptional Service
We pride ourselves on our customer service. As we own our own production we can manage the entire process. We want you to enjoy the experience when ordering your unique REDDIE piece.
Design That Fits
All our products are available in several materials and sizes so you can find your perfect furniture piece.
Make it your own.
Our furniture pieces are available in several materials, sizes and colour options, so you can make our pieces your pieces. Designed by us and tailored by YOU.
Our Collection
Discover our curated collection of original designer furniture pieces.
Accessories made from our furniture off-cuts.
In Stock
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Not your typical furniture story. Find out more about the REDDIE story from our Australian founders Caroline and Andrew Olah.
About Us
Our Brand Story
Living REDDIE
Our New Showroom
We moved into our favourite building in Surry Hills. An iconic historic building that we always had our eye in since launching in Sydney. Take a look inside. more
Getting to know architect Maryanne Taskovski
We first met Mary when her client specified some of our pieces on her Sydney project. We then discovered it was the most incredible Californian bungalow transformation we just had to find out more ... more
The Java Collection
A collection inspired by our factory town in Central Java. Discover this collection full of texture and traditional details. more
Sitting Down With Our Founder Caroline Olah
Get to know our founder Caroline Olah where she details her unconventional path to becoming an furniture designer and business owner. more
Discover out upcycled accessories range.
