Making this table for some of our favourite clients has been so much fun. Our clients were looking for a sophisticated, elegant table for their beautiful home and they came to us with a clear vision what they wanted us to make.

This modernist, sleek design works beautifully with their mix of Danish, midcentury-modern furniture in their beautiful home.

The table was supposed to match other ‘thin elements’ in their home in thickness, like for instance the window sills. We have bevelled the edges of the table top and both inner sides of the legs to add further detail to the design as well as making this table look ‘lighter’ while keeping it structurally strong.

The table has also been built with a negative detail between the box legs and the tabletop to create a ‘floating effect’ for the elegantly thin table top.

We have finished the table with a high quality, natural oil. Beautiful black bolts hold everything together and add another interesting aspect to the overall look.

The table sits 6-8 people.
900mm x 2400mm
750mm high

We are a bit crazy about our plants. So we started making plant stands to elevate our beautiful friends.

We have a selection at our workshope and we can also custom make them for you,

This stunner is our dining table is our family dining table.

We have received NZ native timbers from one of our kind clients as a gift. And what could be more beautiful than making a table out these beautiful timbers? We decided to make a really nice piece for our home. So Sascha has crafted this table for us.

The table has become much more than just a place to eat food at - it’s a place to meet, share stories, to sit down with friends. together with your kitchen, a big dining table can build the heart of your home.

When our clients talked to us about their kitchen renovations, they have asked us if we could use Matai floorboards that they have taken out of the house during their renovations. They wanted to combine old and new. As a result of their idea, the Benchtop is a combination of new plywood with a top layer of the recycled Matai. Our clients specifically asked us to expose the edges of both materials.

The fronts are made of NZ Pine plywood with simple cut-out handles.

A black toe kick gives the cabinets a slight floating effect and adds a nice contrast to the overall look.

A cane wardrobe for a little girl’s bedroom.

Made of NZ Pine plywood and natural woven cane mesh, it has a very natural, warm look. The cane mesh adds transparency and lightness to the unit and allows you to imagine silhouettes of things stored in the cabinet while hiding things inside enough to keep your room looking tidy.

The cabinet is an easily-placed standalone piece of furniture that would also look beautiful in your living room. 
The unit comes with two doors and two internal shelves and a clothes rack.

This kitchen project was quite complex and involved finding a solution for the entry area, the dining room and the kitchen. Multifunctional with loads of storage - this was the motto of this unique eco plywood kitchen for a busy family.

The ceiling-high cabinet elements provide a lot of storage. A double-sided patry unit offers spaces for all those containers and cans for a big family. It also acts as a shoe shelf in the entry area and separates the entry from the kitchen.
In the background, a long shelving unit forms a visual connection between entry ’corridor’ and kitchen space.

The new island with sink has a breakfast bar area. The top is made of Rimu which is oiled with a natural oil-wax. Before the renovation, a wall used to separate the spaces. Taking this wall out has made a huge difference to the look and feel of our client’s home. it's so much lighter and more open.

Using every little inch in this kitchen- even the space around the inbuilt rangehood has been used to provide a little bit of storage. finding clever solutions for as much storage as possible in a small space was key in this kitchen renovation project.

And how gorgeous are these turquoise-blue tiles? Tiles are such a great way of adding colour and a certain style to your kitchen. The tiles in the photo are handmade, which makes them so unique.

The kitchen and new wall lining are birch plywood.

This stylish barn door is made of solid Ash timber. The beautiful aged bronze hardware works nicely with the colours of the timber and complements the style of our clients’ beautiful home.

Wooden vanities add a bit of warmth to your bathroom, if the bathroom is kept beautifully monochrome and minimalistic as this one. The gerenal design of these vanities is simple of with clean lines and forms. The Birch Plywood gives them a fresh and modern look.

The custom made bathtub vanity is designed to store the towels. The top has a hole that can fit either a plant pot or a wine cooler - if you feel like enjoying a Champagne while relaxing in your bath.

The combo of Bamboo and NZ Pine works really nicely for this ‘complex’ little bathroom vanity.

While this vanity has losts of interesting design details to it, we kept the overall look simple. Clean lines and sustainable materials - that’s all it needs sometimes.

This modern kitchen renovation combines an elegantly white kitchen with Bamboo. Together they build the backdrop for our client’s colourful collection of favourite pieces.

The sleek Bamboo benchtop not only adds warmth to this monochromatic kitchen. It is also a very sustainable choice. This Moso bamboo is grown and harvested in sustainably managed bamboo forests and plantations.

The warm tone of the Gaboon plywood and the cane mesh really integrate themselves so nicely into this retro-modern styled beach home in Raglan.

When we met our clients they asked us to come up with a design that works well with the tones of their newly renovated beach house. The materials and design of their new TV-Stereo Unit and the matching book shelf is simple - with clean lines and tidy yet sophisticated details. The warm Gaboon veneer was a natural choice that adds a retro vibes to the design.

These two units make the perfect addition to their beachy-eclectic interiors.

Made of beautiful New Zealand Rimu timber this stylish little table has the right size for your favourite tea or coffee and a treat.

This Kitchenette has everything you need in a small Tiny House . It has lots of little details that make this kitchen very functional.
A small pull-out table adds extra work area and serves as a breakfast bar at the same time.

Made of NZ pine plywood, this kitchen is a sustainable and durable design that will last for a long time.

This moody black stained plywood kitchen is an absolute show stopper! We couldn’t be more in love, the stain is subtle enough to still show the natural grain of the ply which is a perfect look for this home near the Raglan black sand beaches and naturally wild environment that surrounds it.

The extra large prep area doubles as breakfast bar and workspace for the incredibly talented artist owner of the house.

A super cute, yet stylishly understated plywood kitchenette we’ve dreamed up with the Vink family for their AirBnB Studio.

The matt black finish on the worktop is both functional and very sleek to blend in with the black and white decor theme of this space.