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Prospa - Darlinghurst, NSW

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Melanie Anderegg

Melanie Anderegg

@Melanie Anderegg - 0day(s) ago

The selection of chairs is great. I bought the Rosella Mesh chair for my office at home and I love it. It’s the...

Jacob Raftery

Jacob Raftery

@Jacob Raftery - 7day(s) ago

Easy enough! The chair we ordered was out of stock (email after we ordered) but the communication was excellent throughout. Worked an invoice...

Howard Taylor

Howard Taylor

@Howard Taylor - 11day(s) ago

I bought an office chair from them. Comfortable and never had pain/issues when spending a long day sitting on it. A mechanism did...

Customers Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are decorative pots?

    Cachepots (usually pronounced as 'cash-pohs') are generally decorative pots for indoor plants, made from different materials such as glass, metal, or ceramic. For plastic pots used outdoors, large drainage holes are placed at the bottom near the sides of the base. These holes allow water to flow out and even back in.
  • How do you use decorative bowls?

    Take decorative bowls for instance. They look good on coffee tables, console tables, on bookshelves and just about any other place you put them. The other day I was shuffling some of my accessories around and put a decorative bowl on the coffee table and one on the console table in the dining area.
  • How do you use decorative pots for plants?

    Put a saucer inside the decorative (cache) pot and place the grow pot on the saucer, if space allows. If required, you can raise the height of the plant so it sits better in the pot by adding some pebbles or hydro granules at the bottom of the planter.