Amart Furniture

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Amart Furniture (previously known as Super Amart) is an Australian founded furniture retailer with 67 stores Australia-wide.

The company's first retail store was opened in MacGregor, Brisbane in 1970. In 2006, John van Lieshout sold Super Amart to Ironbridge Capital for $500 million AUD.^[2] In 2017, Super Amart rebranded to Amart Furniture which changed the company's name, logo and tag-line.^[6] Amart Furniture previously had its head office in Springwood, Brisbane^[7] before moving to a new facility Head Office in Rochedale Brisbane.^[8]

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External links

• Official website