Selected builds from the last four years — residential, hospitality, and institutional. Every one drawn, milled, finished, and installed by the same shop.
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Building Since
Board Feet Milled
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A full kitchen and pantry run in rift-sawn white oak, with hand-fitted inset doors, integrated appliance panels, and a hardwax-oil finish carried across 14 metres of cabinetry.
A 9-metre solid-ash bar with a fluted front, back-of-house service joinery, and 22 matching stools — designed, milled, and installed inside a nine-week fit-out window.
Marine-grade fir joinery for a waterfront boathouse conversion — bunk casework, a fold-down galley, and the original 1940s window frames repaired rather than replaced.
A 4.2-metre floor-to-ceiling slat partition in stained ash, acoustically backed and hung on a concealed track so the studio can reconfigure the floor plate in minutes.
A full-height hearth surround in book-matched walnut with concealed storage, scribed to a stone chimney that was out of plumb by 40mm across its run.
A 3.4-metre island wrapped in hand-run fluting, mitre-folded at every corner so the profile carries around the piece without a single visible break.
130 linear metres of acoustic slat lining, a curved circulation desk, and stack shelving — value-engineered from solid to veneered core without changing the drawn detail.
A blackened-oak galley and freestanding pantry tower for a heritage warehouse conversion, built to sit clear of brick that could not be drilled.
A carved relief panel modelled from the designer's sketch, five-axis roughed and then finished by hand, set into an otherwise plain maple run.
Eighteen laminated fir treads cantilevered off a concealed steel spine, with a continuous handrail bent in the shop from a single length of stock.
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