This is very much a hybrid style table, part sculpture and part furniture. The top is Melaleuca the steel work is brush & etched marine grade 316 Stainless Steel.
This is very much a hybrid style table, part sculpture and part furniture. The top is Melaleuca the steel work is brush & etched marine grade 316 Stainless Steel.
A floating shelf assembly made to match the nested tables.
Radiata Pine stained blue/grey. Personally I like the colour & effect and will likely use it again.
Tasmanian Myrtle. Stunning timber with beautiful chatoyance. The drawers are solid Silky Oak with a Tasmanian Myrtle false front and Brigalow two piece handle.
Silky Oak & Blackwood (QLD) bedhead. Not shown in my crap photo is the angle back into the wall. Looks nice.
Didn’t manage to get too many photos of these, but I’m sure you get the general idea.
There are some common elements in this piece, most notably the joinery on the top.
Woods are Red Bloodwood, Melaleuca & Silky Oak Top. Legs are red Bloodwood. The apron is Melaleuca and the drawers are Silky Oak handle, Melaleuca face, Blackwood (QLD) sides & Plywood base.
It’s a popular design and this is another slightly tweeked variation. Slightly taller, slightly narrower under carriage and slightly thinner legs. The woods are, Red Mahogany under carriage & top surround, Rose Gum insert and Blackwood (QLD) centre.
An interesting method of joinery that creates an interesting look.
This piece is similar to one I’ve done before only slightly larger with a lower display shelf.
The woods are Blaskwood (QLD), Brigalow & Rose Gum top, Brigalow apron, Red Mahogany Legs and a Melaleuca display shelf with Red Mahogany framing. The finish is Carnauba Wax over Danish Oil.
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