Wohlers
Gift in Barossa

Although the developments and expansions of this South Australian family owned and operated business have far exceeded expectations, Wohlers conventional values, excellence in customer service and quality products all continue exactly the alike today. When Daryl and Marilyn Wohlers opened the shop in Tanunda with their three children Paul, Rachel and James helping on weekends, it was then known as the Tanunda Pottery Shop and sold hand crafted pottery from over sixty SA potters plus garden pots. Back then the impaired house was set back from the footpath and pots had to be carted in and out seven days a week to benefit exposure. We would put all the pots out the fore in the morning and then carry them internal at closing time’ said Daryl Wohlers, eventually we saved up 2,00 to put up a fence so we could depart them out the fore of the shop’. This is not only reflected in the timber furniture available but also the ever temporary array of homewards carefully selected by Marilyn and Rachel to promote and enhance customer lifestyles. Rachel and Marilyn buy homewards and gift ware locally, nationally and internationally to give their customers new, exciting, unique products' day behind day. Wohlers homewards is then visually displayed to bring inspiration and ideas that customers can transfer into their own homes and lives. The homewards also grew to encompass major homewards brands including Salt Pepper, Scan pan, Baccarat, ranee and in 2012 made room for the introduction of homewards giant Maxwell Williams. Wohlers opened SA’s beginning LaZBoy gallery and in its first year proceeded to triumph the national award of LaZBoy Gallery of the year for 2006 out of seventy-two galleries Australia wide. It was within the years of expansion that Wohlers took it upon themselves to give their customers the whole shopping experience and begin an in deposit ca called rumors Espresso. Yes, the rumors are true.this insignificant ca was soon to thrive it’s own subsequent and have an unexpected demand for its huge coffee and homemade delicious pastries, muffins and more, made in house at rumors by Rosie hissed. It was a must that Wohlers receive this marvelous entire shopping experience to the Adelaide market and in 2007, they opened their second store on Richmond road total with its own in place rumors Espresso Ca. With his knowledge of business management and practice that is duly required for victory in a rapidly temporary world, James Wohlers has managed this deposit to an optimum zenith of retail win against its brutal Adelaide competition. This standalone Salt Pepper place was a result of Wohlers lengthy term association with another vast Australian family business.