Debonaire Furniture
Focusing on pine and mdf furniture, Debonaire supply innovative and attractive yet functional designs to all major furniture retailers.
A producer of New Zealand-made furniture since 1967, Debonaire Furniture has grown from small beginnings in Waimate to become one of the largest manufacturers of furniture in New Zealand. Focusing on pine and mdf furniture, Debonaire supply innovative and attractive yet functional designs to all major furniture retailers.
The latest in the Debonaire collection is Eva, a range inspired by 'Shaker' styled furniture incorporating a sophisticated Scandinavian 'white washed' look. Eva is made in New Zealand from New Zealand pine finished with Resene Colorwood tinted to Resene Rock Salt. Resene Colorwood was selected for its workability and ease of use and cleanup. Quick drying, furniture can be coated and dried with minimal delays to production, critical when you have rooms full of furniture to supply and customers waiting to fill their homes with your creations.
For more information on the Eva range and other Debonaire furniture, visit www.debonaire.co.nz.
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