Australian Wood Review - June 2018

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Christopher Neal added a sculptural
element to his Ripple Tallboy with
the inclusion of CNC carved drawer
pulls and motifs on the top which
portrayed the dynamic interplay of
droplets and a ripple effect. This was
a functional piece with a playful side
to amuse its eventual owners.


Thirston Morris’s Three’s Company
bench sat powerfully on the
perimeter of the display. A large
slab of Outeniqua yellowwood was
punctuated by narrow American
oak backrests. Thirston was mentor
to Kanun Onsel whose Trestle Table
Opus 1 sat on the opposite side of the
room. The focal point of this hallway
table was a glass top which laid bare
the oak ‘ribs’ which supported it.


Textural and mysterious, Bailey
McFarlane Farmer’s Haptic Table was
so-named for its tactile appeal in a
world that is increasingly in the cloud.
Wall-mounted it will serve as a display
point and also a keepsafe for items
hidden within its drawer.

Andrew Pinnock’s Dining Table in
walnut showed the sculpted and
angled joinery which characterise
this maker’s work. Refinement is
carried through to every edge,
juncture and component to create
totally worked surfaces.

Darren Fry’s Birdseye Jewellery Box
was an example of understated
perfection. Select and figured
timbers, immaculate joinery, quality

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EXHIBITIONS


  1. Andrew Pinnock, Dining Table in
    walnut; Yurpiya Lionel, Anumara,
    acrylic. Photo: Roy Schack

  2. Stuart Faulkner, Plan B Bench,
    Australian white beech with plaited
    leather upholstery. Photo: Scott McGale

  3. Damion Fauser, Box, jarrah, silver ash,
    lace sheoak, black butter suede fabric.
    Photo: Naman Briner

  4. Leon Sadubin, Vessels, river sheoak,
    African olive, forest sheoak, Australian
    white cedar. Photo: Jon Harris

  5. David Upfill Brown, Outeniqua Table,
    Outeniqua yellowwood, American oak.
    Photo: Jon Harris

  6. David Springford, Anterior Chair,
    London plane. Photo: David Springford

  7. Showing the marquetry rear of
    Ruth Thompson’s Reading Chair
    and Footstool in kauri, eucalypt
    veneer, sycamore, Suzani fabric.
    Photo: Roy Schack

  8. Kanun Onsel, Trestle Hallway Table.
    Photo: Ilana Nathan


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