Cherrywood Art Deco Table with Ancient redgum detail - Nick Bailey

This piece was designed to sit in the dining room of a beautifully restored Art Deco home. The table draws inspiration from the masterful French Art Deco designer Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann. A rectangular Cherry wood table top sits over a structural band of black ancient Murray River Redgum timber. The curved bases are perfectly proportioned to complete a classic and elegant Art Deco design.

Stools - Hiroaki Eba

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Matrix table - John Madden

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Chaise - Will Marx

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Rocker - Moo Design

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Tasmanian Blackwood Desk - Raf Nathan

Made from tasmanian blackwood the desk features two semi-concealed drawers, bookmatched lags with a gentle sweep and a shellac and wax finish.

Hagi II (left) - Roy Schack

A hand-crafted cabinet on stand in solid Papua New Guinea Walnut

Harvest Table (centre) - Roy Schack

An eight seater dining table in solid American White Oak using wedge tenon joinery and breadboard ends.

Harvest Side board (right) - Roy Schack

Hand-crafted side board featuring hand cut dovetailed carcass in solid American Black Walnut.

Stools - Fukutoshi Ueno

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Armoire - Peter Young

A large cabinet suited for storage or as an entertainment unit. The marquetry on the doors suggests Louis cubes falling down to assembled in order at the bottom. The main frame is in silky oak with jarrah trim and quilted sycamore veneer on the doors and on the outside/inside panels.