ROOM's Fast Movers Success: A South Australian Story

0:00On March 15th, here's the latest out of Adelaide. Adelaide's room, a bespoke interior design and fit-out company, has landed in the top five of BDO's fast-mover South Australia program for two years. Straight. Founded in February 2020 by Tiffany Murray, the business earned fourth place last year, up from fifth the year before. The program spotlights the state's 25 fastest growing and most innovative small to medium enterprises. Growth really took off for room in 2022, with a key supplier deal from Discovery Parks. That led to big partnerships with companies like Tasman Group, NRMA Resorts, and Hampshire Group. Lately, they've expanded into the hot student accommodation sector, teaming up with campus living villages and scape. Tiffany Murray calls herself a tragic entrepreneur, but the fast-movers recognition has been a game-changer. It built instant credibility for her startup, especially as an unknown brand linking up with a trusted name. Plus, it connected her to a supportive network of fellow business owners. Being an entrepreneur

1:05can feel lonely without a clear road map, Murray notes, but surrounding herself with driven leaders has fueled room's momentum. The back-to-back top rankings prove they sustained impressive growth, which isn't common. Nominations for the 2026 BDO fast-movers program close March 22nd with a list out in May. It's a quick process open to growing self-Australian businesses, offering real exposure and community ties with little downside. Support for this D&N episode comes from our sponsor. You know what is better than earbuds and bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILO.COM