Tiger TIGER

Stunning tiger fiddle-back red gum with vic ash inlay and detail. Loop leg; butterfly-leaf extension mechanism. Fine Dining. The redgum used for this elegant, butterfly-leaf extension dining table features the most distinctive fiddle back available. The subtle inlay of Tasmanian Oak complements the the redgum as well as the loop leg design. Hidden are the butterfly extension leaves which effortlessly transform a comfortable six seater to eight.

Red Gum (some distinctive fiddle back in the end rails) and Tasmanian Oak. Hyper-unique. Not to every person’s taste, but of intense attraction to some. The legs seem to be clutched from the inside by the Red Gum rails, intensifying their role as “outriggers” or posts rather than more or less hidden conventional table legs. At each head, they might also provide the matriarch or patriarch of the family with a magnificent “lectern” from which to explain domestic or other arrangements. The inlaid top is highly directional, a surge of elements moving not-quite chaotically from one end to the other.

Blackwood “Clutch”

Blackwood is beautiful! This timber’s varying colours, tones, streaks, create endlessly aesthetic enjoyment from large items such as a dining setting.

Picnic

A picnic-style dining table and bench in mountain ash. Strong and practical.

Drop Leaf Rimu

A NZ Rimu drop-leaf extension table.

Prodigal Table

The Prodigal Table. This is a 14 (easy)-18 (squeezy) seat table, the blackwood of which was cut and milled from the house site about thirty years ago. It has returned home, but a little changed.

Fence Table

Blackbutt Refectory

Stone n Wood 1

An outdoor table with a circular Jarrah base and a sandstone top. The rock has been sealed and will repel the worst of red wine stains!

Stone n Wood 2

A tapered version of our unique base, this one in cypress, the varied tones of which go well with the sandstone top.

Stumped

Plain n Simple

A Tas Oak table with shallow drawers. Uncomplicated. Elegant

Chunky Butterfly

Coffee table as art. The curves (top,rails,legs) combine to produce an effect of fluid movement. The timber is blackbutt, inlaid in a few quirky ways. Why would you buy something ordinary when you can have flowing elegance?

Nesting

Rorschach

A sculptural low table in red gum, mountain ash and blackwood. Heavily inlaid edge and periphery. Absolutely unique. The photos don’t convey its presence – it has to be seen!

Swoop 1

A real sense of movement created by the long and short curves – the viewer’s eyes might tend to run the length of the major arc in particular, finding a soothing satisfaction in the long bend. Elegant, hall tables, ideal to showcase some fascinating bib or bob from here or there. Woohlpooer Red Gum with Tasmanian Oak edge inlay and legs

Swoop 2

Burnt edge redgum burl coffee table

Magnificent redgum burl with exposed and featured burnt edges makes a stunning coffee table. Solid base with magazine rack for added function.

Refectory style coffee table

Simple and elegant coffee table in Redgum.

Triangular table

Designed to fit an odd-shaped space. Tasmanian Oak with quirky inlay does the trick.

Bijouterie Table

A modern design of a classic item, traditionally to display jewellery; this one to display the client’s special silverware. In Blackwood with featured inlay. Elegance.

Going Forward – occasional table

A really ‘directional piece’. The design creates a dynamic effect. In Redgum, or your choice of timber.

Going Forward 2

A lowered version of our occasional table, in Tasmanian Oak. Maintains the dynamic effect of the original.

Blackwood Extension Dining Table

This piece was designed with our client. The curvaceous pedestal legs are an adaptation of the refectory style. The butterfly extension mechanism swiftly creates room for more guests. A design which highlights the beautiful features of the timber.

Nest of Tables

Sleek design with tapered legs and inlay feature. All in Blackwood. Highly attractive, compact, practical.

Found-Edge table

This commissioned piece utilised 200 year old Messmate from the client’s parents’ property. The timber had formed part of the walls of an outbuilding.

The retained defects made for a really interesting table.

Turned leg Blackwood table

Traditional design with sturdy turned legs. Tas Oak inlay in table top is an attractive feature contrasting with the beautiful tones of the Blackwood.

What a Burl!

Red Gum burl coffee table. The natural edge and ‘fractal’ patterning of the burl contrast well with the formal turned refectory base.

Boardroom Table

Designed for an outdoor setting, this table is made from reclaimed Jarrah, which will weather extremely well. The legs are refectory style. The table is 4 meters in length, but can be easily converted into 2 separate tables.

Nests of tables

This pair of nests of tables was commissioned by a client, who desired 4 tables, rather than the traditional 3. Elegant and practical. Beautiful in Blackwood.

Two Slabs Table Top

A very distinctive table top, created by joining a Yellowbox slab and a Blackwood slab, supplied by our client. The contrasting timbers, retained defects and found edges make it a dramatic piece.

Norfolk Pine Table

A very impressive table for 12 in a distinctive timber. We made and finished the timber components, table top, stretcher and foot plates, from Norfolk Pine slabs provided by the client. The table is supported by a steel frame.

Oval Dining Table

An unusual design in stunning timber. Fiddleback is a feature of the Yellow Stringybark in the tabletop and the Redgum in the legs. The top is complemented with a subtle Jarrah inlay.  Will seat 8 for dinner.

Oval Extension Table

Beautiful curves on this table which easily transforms from a 6 seater to an 8 seater with a butterfly extension mechanism. Refectory-style base creates plenty of leg room. Stunning fiddleback Redgum with Vic Ash inlay in the top and contrast in the base.

‘Swoop’ Side Table

Timeless elegance in this signature design. A beautiful combination of Blackwood and Mountain Ash.

‘Clusters’

A batch of nests of tables in a variety of timbers: Victorian Stringybark, Wormy Chestnut, Blackwood, Tas Oak and Redgum, each with a contrasting ‘stripe’. Beauty and practicality combined.

Marri Extension Dining Table

The design and timber choice – WA Marri – combine to create this pretty spectacular oval extension dining table. The refectory style base suits the oval shape. Looks good under the gums but will also look stunning in the dining room.

Classic Dining Table

This impressive Mahogany dining table is a generous 8 seater. A classic design with strong carved legs. The commission included designing and making two carver chairs to match the client’s existing dining chairs.

Occasional Table

A variation of our ‘Going Forward” side table, this piece was commissioned to accompany a similar piece, with the addition of a shelf. In high feature Vic Ash and Yellow Stringybark, it combines attractiveness and functionality.

Distinctive Dining Table

This unique design definitely has a ‘wow’ factor, in which the curves of the base emulate the oval shape of the top.

The Mountain Ash and Redgum combination works superbly. Fine detail includes Redgum inlay in the table top.

This is an extension table with the simple, foolproof butterfly extension mechanism.

Hall/Side Table

A commissioned piece designed to our client’s requirements and choices. The rectangular top is softened by the curved edges. Tapered legs enhance the elegance of the table. Beautiful in Mountain Ash.

Hall/Side Table

A piece produced in collaboration with our client, designed to fit and suit a precise space and position in their home. Another beauty in Mountain Ash.

Swoop

We named this side/hall table design ‘Swoop’. The eye is invited to swoop along the length of the curves in the top. This commissioned piece, in highly-figured fiddleback Yellow Stringybark, is a smaller version of the original, but proportion is maintained.

Tres Elegant!