01 / WHAT WE SOURCE

Outdoor-living product opportunities for Australian trade buyers.

The Balcony Shop helps retailers, trade buyers and suppliers assess outdoor-living product opportunities for the Australian market, rather than presenting a fixed consumer range.

Graham’s special interest is outdoor living. His sourcing conversations start there, then follow the brief, the buyer and the opportunity.

Discuss a product opportunity
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Editorial imagery shown for atmosphere only. It does not depict a current Balcony Shop product.
THE STARTING POINT

A specialist interest. A broader sourcing conversation.

Graham’s experience sits in outdoor living, but the conversation does not begin and end with a pre-set range. It begins with the buyer, the product opportunity and the Australian market it needs to serve.

AREAS OF OUTDOOR-LIVING EXPERIENCE

01

Alfresco dining

Outdoor dining furniture, including glass and aluminium table concepts, for spaces that need to feel as useful and comfortable as the dining room inside.

02

Durable seating

Bench and seating ideas for courtyards, shared spaces and outdoor rooms where everyday usefulness matters as much as appearance.

03

Compact-space living

Comfortable settings and practical product ideas for balconies and smaller outdoor areas that are often overlooked or underused.

THE BROADER BRIEF

The outdoor-living lens is not a limit.

These examples show the product judgement Graham brings to a conversation. They do not limit the products he can source for the right retail or trade opportunity.

FROM PRODUCT IDEA TO USEFUL DISCUSSION

Start with the right questions.

A worthwhile sourcing conversation considers more than a product image. Who is the buyer? How will the item be used? What needs to be true of the materials, construction, packaging, price position or retail context?

  1. UnderstandThe buyer, audience and opportunity.
  2. ClarifyThe product brief, practical requirements and market context.
  3. DiscussSourcing possibilities informed by relevant product knowledge.
  4. DecideThe next useful step: information, supplier conversation or product review.

TRADE & PRODUCT ENQUIRY

Have a product opportunity in mind?

Tell Graham about the buyer, product area or opportunity you are exploring. He will review the context and help determine the most useful next step.