Jardan, Brisbane

Modern living room interior in Jardan Brisbane with leather sofa and stylish pendant lights.

This new Brisbane showroom imbues the much-loved Melbourne furniture and homewares brand with the breezy, sun-kissed ambience of a classic Queenslander.

Jardan Brisbane storefront with a person walking by and greenery overhead.
Modern living room interior with stylish furniture and lush greenery in Jardan, Brisbane.

Located in Fortitude Valley’s wonderful James Street precinct, the first Brisbane outpost for Jardan speaks directly to its context, with design cues taken from the distinctive local residential architecture.

Customers are drawn into a space that celebrates the Queensland way of life, and shows how Jardan’s products fit perfectly with it. Retractable glass walls blur the line between indoors and out, allowing cooling breezes to blow through the showroom and providing views to a verdant courtyard.

2015
Fortitude Valley, Jagera Land

Floor Area

206m²

Timber wall panelling painted in white and cornflower blue, and timber shutters also in blue, are immediately familiar from the style and materiality of weatherboard homes seen in nearby streets.

Bedroom interior with blue walls and modern decor from Jardan, Brisbane.

The existing building provided a blank canvas for us to shape a retail environment with an entirely new character. We removed walls between three adjacent tenancies, creating space to accommodate a series of inspirational domestic settings, including living areas, bedrooms and a kitchen.

The layout follows the strategy established in our other designs for Jardan, where these inviting open rooms foster a warmer, less transactional relationship between customers and sales staff.

Blue chair and coat rack in a modern room from Jardan Brisbane.
Modern home office with desk, chair, and laptop in "Jardan, Brisbane" interior design.
Modern kitchen with wooden shelves and plants, part of "Jardan, Brisbane".

Jardan’s Made for Life brand identity is unmistakeable here, and the use of bluestone for benchtops and blackbutt timber for joinery give a nod to its Victorian origins. At the same time, this Brisbane showroom is Queensland through and through.

Exterior view of Jardan building in Brisbane with trees and people walking.

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Credits

Photography: James Geer
Branding: Seesaw Studio