Matt Blatt

Let’s face it. Not all of us have a mattress full of sweet notes ready to splash out on a 100% authentic Eames. If you do, kudos, buddy, kudos. But for the rest of us common folk that want aesthetically pleasing furniture and knick knacks around our homes, Matt Blatt is a decent place to start your search. Having newly relocated to their Wickham Street showroom, the space seems far more coordinated and you’re able to get a great sense of how the pieces work individually or together in a space.
If good looking and reasonably priced home wares and furniture is your thing it’s worth stopping into Matt Blatt to just look at the items of interest. You still essentially need to purchase the product via their website.

An architect friend of mine told me about this shining beacon when I was trying to find the perfect lights for my new house. If you’re crazy about designer lights but you can’t afford the prices, this is the place to go.
I’m confused about how replica furniture actually gets around copyright infringement. In a way, isn’t it just like buying copy designer handbags from the markets in the marketplace of some Asian countries? The copy handbags usually have a similar pattern to the brand but they’re not identical.
Well, clearly Matt Blatt knows what they’re doing because this is the place to go to buy a replica Ross Lovegrove mercury suspension light, a replica Jaime Hayon Josephine Queen chandelier or the popular replica Monkey Boys Random Pendant lamp.
They also do replica chairs — fancy the famous Arne Jacobsen Egg chair or the Barcelona leather seat?
The Brisbane showroom is not open on the weekends which make it hard to visit if you work a typical 9 –5 weekday job. Fortunately, their website is up to date and contains a comprehensive catalogue and price list of all their products.