Contemporary furniture, in stock
Clean-lined contemporary pieces across dining, living and bedroom — neutral palettes, mixed materials, currently in the warehouse at clearance prices.
Contemporary versus modern
Buyers use the two words interchangeably, but they describe different things. Modern refers to the mid-century design language; contemporary describes what is being designed right now — softer edges, warmer neutrals, and mixed materials such as wood combined with metal, glass or stone in the same piece. This collection is the second group: current-production styling rather than a period look.
What the current pool looks like
Neutral tones dominate — greys, off-whites, warm wood and matte black accents — with surfaces in lacquered, matte, painted and veneered finishes. Upholstery runs across cotton-linen, velvet, chenille and leather depending on the piece, and occasional tables combine solid wood frames with marble, sintered stone or tempered glass tops. If you are specifying a floor with one consistent palette, tell us the tone and we will filter to the pieces that hold it.
Why this style packs well
Contemporary furniture tends to be slimmer than traditional styles: tapered legs, thinner tops, more compact storage. That geometry is friendly to containers — dining tables ship as knocked-down tops and bases, chairs stack tightly, and upholstery fills the upper volume while hard pieces weigh down the base. A 40HQ holds roughly 65–68 cubic metres, which in this style is usually a substantial mix of rooms.
Clearance pricing on finished stock
Everything listed is already produced and in the warehouse, so there is no production lead time — we pick, film and load once your order is confirmed. Because the pool is finite, prices are confirmed on the day you enquire, and below the $5,000 shipping minimum we hold and consolidate your order.
In stock now
320 showroom-selected pieces available now — at showroom-discount prices.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between modern and contemporary furniture?
Modern is a period design language (mid-century). Contemporary is current styling — softer lines, warmer neutrals and mixed materials. This collection is the contemporary group; we also stock a modern selection separately.
Which finishes are most common in this stock?
Neutral lacquered and matte finishes dominate, with painted and veneered surfaces also represented. Tell us the palette you sell and we will filter to matching lots.
Can I specify one palette across several rooms?
Yes. Because our data records finish and material per SKU, we can quote a matching mix across dining, living and bedroom rather than sending pieces from different finish families.
How quickly can contemporary stock ship?
It is in stock, so the constraint is loading, not production — we film and load once your order and payment are confirmed.
Planning a mixed container?
See how wholesale stock buying works, the $5,000 shipping minimum and the pre-loading inspection process before you combine this collection with other categories.