Dining setting shipped to Japan client
A Japanese client recently commissioned a dining setting for their new house. The setting consisted of a dining table, set of dining chairs and a coffee table.

The client has a personal interest in furniture design and "used to deal in mid-century stuff back in the States.....think Eames, Nelson, Noguchi, etc."

The design process occured via email, with drawings and images easily being sent back and forth until the desired outcome was achieved. The client wanted each piece of furniture to subtly relate to the others, while being unique and interesting as an individual entity. It also needed to be functional, and last for decades.

The entire set was packed into a single crate and shipped to the client's home port of Miyazaki.

Table shipped to USA client
A Chicago based client recently commissioned a table for their new apartment (a renovated loft in an old postcard factory). After seeing Pallet Table on the website, they thought it would be "perfect as the centrepiece for the new apartment".

"The table is here and its beautiful.....Thankyou for also including the large photo of the original pallet. Its so much fun to look at it and then the table. We could not be happier."

Wood Works: A Journey
Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale, Victoria

Prototype Hybrid Chair completed and registered with IP Australia
Hybrid Chair was designed as a multi-use piece of furniture for both domestic and commercial markets. It can quickly and easily be converted from a dining chair to a stool or ottoman by removing the back. It can also be used as a bench seat by locking together multiple stools. The design has been registered with IP Australia
registration no. 314977.