Staying comfortable through hot summers and cool winters comes down to choosing the right air conditioner. Our range is built for the demands of the Australian climate, pairing dependable cooling and heating with the kind of considered design that keeps a home comfortable without the fuss.

Choosing the Right Air Conditioner for Your Space

Size the unit to the room and how you will use it. Portable air conditioners offer flexibility, moving cooling from room to room without installation, and suit renters and smaller spaces. Split system inverters deliver efficient, quiet comfort across a whole room and often heat as well as cool, making them a considered choice for year round use. Window units suit rooms with a suitable opening. Look for the recommended room size, along with timers and remote controls for everyday ease.

Key Features to Look for in an Air Conditioner

• Unit type: portable, split system and window options to suit different homes and tenancies.
• Operating modes: cooling, heating, fan and dehumidifying from a single appliance.
• Room size rating: sizes to suit bedrooms through to open living areas.
• Everyday controls: remote controls and programmable timers for set and forget comfort.
• Energy conscious operation: inverter technology that adjusts output rather than cycling on and off.
• Noise level: check the rating if the unit will run in a bedroom or study.

What You Will Find in This Collection

Browse portable air conditioners for flexible room cooling, split system inverters for efficient whole room comfort, and window and evaporative units to suit different homes. Many feature multiple modes for cooling, heating, fan and dehumidifying, along with remote controls, timers and energy conscious operation. For the warmer living spaces it cools, the range pairs naturally with our Living Room Furniture.

Styles to Suit Your Space

A slimline split system sits quietly on the wall for whole room comfort, while a portable unit offers flexibility where installation is not an option. Coordinate seasonal comfort with soft Cushions & Throws and layer living spaces with pieces from our Home Decor range for a home that feels welcoming all year.

Ordering with Allure Home Collections

Every air conditioner ships from our Australian warehouse with fast local delivery and honest pricing, with no inflated recommended retail prices to discount against. If you are weighing up a portable unit against a split system, get in touch and we will help you work out which suits your room. From our family to yours.

Air Conditioner Questions, Answered

What size air conditioner do I need?

The right size depends on the room. Smaller bedrooms suit compact portable or window units, while larger living areas benefit from a split system sized to the space. Each listing notes the recommended room size.

Do portable air conditioners need installation?

Portable units require minimal setup, usually just venting through a window with the supplied kit, making them a flexible choice for renters and rooms where a fixed unit is not practical.

Do split systems need a licensed installer?

Yes. Split system air conditioners must be installed by a licensed electrician and a refrigerant handling licence holder. Installation is not included with your order, so factor it into your budget before purchasing.

Can an air conditioner heat as well as cool?

Many split system inverters and some portable units offer a reverse cycle heating mode alongside cooling, providing comfort across both summer and winter from a single appliance.

Are these units energy efficient?

Many models feature energy conscious operation and inverter technology that adjusts output to maintain a steady temperature, helping to keep running costs in check over the year.

What is the difference between a portable and an evaporative cooler?

A portable air conditioner uses refrigerant to cool and vents warm air outside, working in any humidity. An evaporative cooler passes air over water and works best in dry heat, so it is less effective in humid coastal conditions.

Can I use an air conditioner as a dehumidifier?

Many units include a dedicated dehumidifying mode that pulls moisture from the air without heavy cooling, which is useful through humid summers and in rooms prone to damp.

How noisy are air conditioners?

Split systems are generally the quietest indoors because the compressor sits outside. Portable and window units carry the compressor inside, so they are noticeably louder. Check the decibel rating if the unit will run overnight.

What maintenance does an air conditioner need?

Clean or rinse the filters every few weeks through heavy use, and keep the outdoor unit or vent clear of leaves and debris. Portable units may also need the water reservoir emptied depending on the model.

Can I take a portable air conditioner with me if I move?

Yes. A portable unit needs no fixed installation, so it can move between rooms or come with you to a new home, which is why it suits renters well.