Solid Timber…

Here a ceramic hotplate is cut into a recycled & oiled mixed hardwood top.

Tasmanian Oak was used for this free form top in a hairdressing salon. Complemented by the mirror frames & supporting drawer units. the job was finished in satin polyurethane to stand up to the rigors of the commercial environment.

On this occasion Brush Box was the timber used. Several 200mm boards have been joined to create the necessary width. It is finished with polyurethane.

New Guinea Rosewood is the timber used here. It is finished with a tung oil based urethane

This is a Blue Gum slab over a drawer unit the piece ripped off the back to straighten it to fit the wall was used as a splash-back. It is finished with organ oil. the complete unit can be seen in Bespoke joinery

This top is made from 80mm ‘Beefwood’ strips that the client felled on his western N.S.W. property. It is finished with ‘Country Oil’. Another shot of the cabinets is on the kitchen page.

I believe this to be a piece of Australian Cedar origins unknown but truly a rare & beautiful piece of timber. The complete piece can be seen in vanities

This is not a bench top! It is the end of a wardrobe showing how 5 species of timber can be blended harmoniously.

Here is a living room storage unit built from recycled hardwood with an oil black japan finish. We also built a triangular corner companion piece for the T.V.

This is a recycled hardwood top, with a thumbnail edge, sawn boards, filled with black epoxy, given a black japan wash & finished with oil.

This is red recycled top where we have fitted an under-slung sink & cut in a drainer, so no spills off the edge when washing up. It has a black japan wash & an oiled finish