Leading in Design
Although small — one could say almost boutique — Siekaup has brought together exceptional contemporary furniture and accessories from some of Germany’s leading designers and manufacturers.
Siekaup is the Australian and New Zealand agent for COR and their sister company, Interlübke. With their distinguished reputations, both companies are benchmark manufacturers in the German furniture industry.
Siekaup also represents other quality German brands including ANTA lighting; Ronald Schmitt tables, chairs and TV stands; Brühl sofas and sofa beds; Fischer outdoor furniture and KFF tables and chairs; and, of course, its very own Siekaup range of bedding, wall units and storage units.
Also available from Siekaup are design companies like Conmoto, which has a fabulous range of eco-friendly fireplaces, and Koziol, who gives homeware items a sense of fun and colour.
Siekaup has also recently added to its collection FAST, an Italian designer and manufacturer of aluminium indoor and outdoor furniture. FAST combines traditional elements with innovative trends while maintaining a timeless elegance — three criteria that Siekaup believes complement, without doubt, its superb collection of contemporary German furniture.
A visit to Siekaup’s showroom in Crows Nest is a must for all discerning furniture lovers. The showroom is located at Shop 1/360 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest.
For more information:
Siekaup
Tel: 02 9906 5472
Email: siekaup@bigpond.com
Website: www.siekaup.com.au
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