Just a few samples of recently created pieces.
THE TACK TROLLEY
The ‘Tack Trolley’ has a place for all your Tack and horse gear, as well as being a very useful work bench, you can easily wheel it to wherever you need it, then park it safely and neatly away after.
Handcrafted here on the Mornington Peninsula in beautiful and durable Australian hardwood, timber which has been salvaged from a demolished post and rail farm fence. The ‘Tack Trolley’ will make a stylish and functional addition to any Tack room.
THE LUNA
A 1.2 metre (1200mm) circular table in reclaimed, mixed hardwoods salvaged from a fence at the Diestro Stud in Mt Eliza a few years ago. A leg structure with lovely tapers and curves, a modern/classic design which I’m hopeful will stand the test of time.
THE MARGARET BEDSIDE TABLES
A pair of custom size tables in Australian Tallowwood (Eucalyptus microcorys) reclaimed from an old jetty in the Gippsland Lakes. The tables feature cute little drawers with a ‘secret’.
THE CLENDON
A contemporary dining table of generous proportions (2700 x 1250) featuring beautifully figured Australian Blackwood (Acacia Melanoxylon) salvaged and milled from a lightning strike near Sassafras in Victoria. Finished with matt osmo to accentuate the magnificent colours and swirls of the grain pattern.
THE EVANS
A classic family dining table (2100 x 1100) using some beautifully featured, reclaimed Messmate and Tassie Oak, with a 12mm 'shadow line’ between the top and the apron adding a little more interest.
THE BONITA
A robust coffee table that will stand up to years of hard use. The simple steel tube ’space frame’ allows the beautiful deep warm colours of the hardwood top to be the hero, lots of character here.
THE MONICA
A small side table in Jarrah with an Osmo Satin finish. Built with detail to match the client’s dining table so it can be pushed up to the end of their table and accommodate a couple of extra dinner guests, what a good idea.
“Perfect match indeed.” - Monica Hayes, client
RECYCLED TIMBER BOX SHELVES
It’s amazing how well some old second-hand timber from a local demolition can come up. The natural timber works well with the brickwork and invisible mounting adds a bit of class.