About MCM House
MCM House is an Australian furniture and homewares brand known for its relaxed, coastal-inspired aesthetic and classic contemporary designs. Based in Paddington, New South Wales, the company offers a curated range of indoor and outdoor furniture, including sofas, dining tables, occasional chairs, beds, and storage, as well as lighting, rugs, textiles, and décor pieces that reflect a laid-back Australian lifestyle. Customers can shop via their showrooms and online at mcmhouse.com, where many collections are available in multiple sizes, fabrics, and finishes.
A charge from MCM House may appear on your bank or card statement after you purchase furniture or homewares in-store or online. This could be for a one-off online order, a purchase made in a showroom, a deposit on a made-to-order or pre-order item, or a balance payment when goods are ready to dispatch. You might also see charges related to delivery fees, split payments across multiple invoices, or if you’ve updated your payment method on an existing order and they re-process the transaction. In some cases, you may see a temporary authorization hold when you place an order online to verify your card; this typically drops off within a few business days if the payment does not proceed.
If you’re unsure about an MCM House charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations or tax invoices from mcmhouse.com and reviewing any recent in-store purchases, quotes, or delivery bookings. Log into your MCM House online account (if you created one) to view order history, payment amounts, and delivery status, or check with family members who might share the card. To resolve billing questions, contact MCM House customer service using the details on the Contact or Customer Care page of their website, providing your full name, order number (if known), the last four digits of the card, and the exact charge amount/date. For issues like duplicate charges, incorrect amounts, or refunds on returns or cancellations, MCM House can confirm the transaction and advise on next steps; if they can’t locate the payment or you suspect fraud, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the charge.