Jarrah trees grow only in the south-west of Australia, so only a small, discerning
number of people can own Jensen Jarrah furniture. Jensen Jarrah expertly combines
the rare, natural beauty of jarrah wood with sturdy, functional and proven designs to
enhance your leisure experience.

You will cherish this furniture proudly for many, many years. Furniture that lets you share the Australian lifestyle.

Wood is a natural choice for lifestyle furniture. Amongst the world’s hardwoods jarrah is almost unrivalled, known for its remarkable color, strength and durability. Its natural properties include a high resistance to weather, rot, termites and even marine borers.

The wood from a jarrah tree has a fine, variable grain with occasional natural features. Colors range from a rich reddish brown to a soft salmon pink. Jensen Jarrah carefully selects Prime Grade timber, the best available.

Where in the world can you find an icon like the Busselton Jetty to prove the durability of a select timber? Stretching from the harsh coast of Western Australia over a mile into the Indian Ocean, it was built more than 100 years ago using Australia’s own jarrah wood. It still stands on many of the original jarrah pylons. Perhaps your outdoor furniture will last as long as the jetty?

Enjoy choosing from our impressive range of traditional or modern designs, with style that stands the test of time.

Relax with outstanding manufacturing quality, a "no nonsense"5 year warranty, plus excellent after-sales service from a caring,family owned company.

Sustainable……

Jarrah timber is assuredly a sustainable natural resource.
The harvest is strictly controlled by the government of Western
Australia. No logging occurs in old growth forests. Jensen Jarrah
cares about the natural environment.

Australian made...

Our furniture is made in Australia. We invite you to share the Australian lifestyle: to enjoy family, friends and fun in the great outdoors. Jensen Jarrah is the perfect complement
for your outdoor space.
Jarrah trees grow only in the south-west corner of Australia, a relatively small part of a huge continent.