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Have you ever found yourself rearranging your space, wondering why your furniture just does not feel right anymore? It may have looked great in the showroom, but now it feels out of place or simply has not kept up with your modern home interior. You are not alone; homeowners today are seeking furniture that adapts to the changing trends, not the other way around. This is where modern timber furniture truly shines. At Roomlane, we believe your furniture should not ruin your home interior; that is

Australia is the sixth-largest country in the world. Due to this vast size and diverse geography, it experiences a wide range of wild and extreme weather events. From harsh summer heat to heavy rains and dry winters, your local climate can be tough on your furniture, especially if it is made of wood. Being a Melbourne-based furniture brand specialising in sustainable wood furniture, Roomlane understands the care it takes to protect your investment, especially when it is crafted to last a lifetim

When we talk about furniture that truly stands the test of time, we are not referring to the fast furniture flooding today’s market. We mean solid timber and timber veneer pieces that are sustainably crafted, durable, and designed with generations in mind. In 2024, a report referenced by the All Gone Rubbish Removals revealed a troubling statistic: Australia discards approximately 30,000 tonnes of commercial furniture and nearly 50,000 tonnes of household furniture at Kurbsides every year.

Australia's vast landscapes are home to some of the world's most distinctive and durable timbers. From timeless Tasmanian Oak to durable Victorian Ash, Australian timbers offer a wide variety of styles and strengths. These natural hardwoods are stunning, strong, and long-lasting, which makes them perfect for making furniture for decades. They seamlessly blend into everyday Australian living, offering both function and natural beauty. At Roomlane, we go beyond the idea of simply furnishing our ho

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a noticeable shift towards sustainable furniture choices over mass-produced, disposable options, giving rise to the slow furniture movement. Slow furniture shares similarities with slow food, much as fast furniture does with fast food. Much like the slow food and slow fashion movements, slow furniture emphasises quality, sustainability, and intentionality over mass production and disposability. This approach involves investing in items that are not onl