Built to decoratively complete an empty alcove in a waterfront home, the top frame is black bean veneer board complete with matching solid timber edging.

After viewing images of our HIA award winning piece, our clients were very taken with the symmetrical door design and wanted to incorporate a similar look for these pieces.

Installed in a new beachside residence, integral to this design was that the piece must incorporate the aubergine colour scheme from a glass splash back in the adjacent room.

Created as an exercise in controlled mayhem, although this piece seems 'out of whack', behind the tilted rectangular drawerfronts, lies a fully functional tall boy. .

'Oblique Seat' is a free-flowing and interwoven, self-supporting seat for one. The basis behind the design was to move away from the standard idea of what represents a seat to the concept of a more fluid design.

Long lines keep this unit clean in its appearance.

Winner of the 2002 HIA South East Queensland Trade Contractor Award - Cabinetry.

This unit is almost symmetrical so as to be aesthetically pleasing to the eye, showcasing several contrasting veneers.