Abey Australia's New Historic Melbourne Location
For more than half a century, Abey Australia has been synonymous with quality and innovation — bringing the latest in kitchen and bathroom products to Australia. The epitome of this journey is now showcased in Abey’s new Selection Gallery in Melbourne, an historic space for exploration, inspiration and discovery.
A leading manufacturer and distributor of world-class kitchen and bathroom products, Abey brings the best in European and local design to Australia. This selection is showcased in a space that speaks for itself, where a well-curated assortment of products are presented.
“It’s like a contemporary gallery, where customers can experience the products we make available to the Australian market from all corners of the world,” says Ashley Anderson, Marketing Manager for
Abey Australia.
High-end European brands, such as Gessi, Barazza, Falmec and Schock, are available alongside Gareth Ashton and an extensive range of Abey sinks.
The Melbourne Selection Gallery was brought to life by award-winning architecture and interior design company ROTHELOWMAN. Elements of the original architectural fabric have been beautifully combined with modern design in an extraordinary fusion of past, present and future.
The well-crafted and intelligently designed space features natural materials, suspended forms, floating displays and sweeps of indoor greenery that come together in an engaging environment tailored to display and honour Abey’s high-end products.
“Our vision for the Melbourne Selection Gallery has truly come to life. We have a new space, which allows people to immerse themselves in Abey’s world of design innovation,” says Anderson.
The new Melbourne Selection Gallery has officially opened its doors and can be located at
335 Ferrars Street, South Melbourne Vic.
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