OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

“Have nothing in your house which you do not know
to be useful or believe to be beautiful” – William Morris

Jarrah hall table with tapered legs. When designing this I aimed for a good balance between leg thickness and the tabletop, which is 35mm thick. 1500mm L X 450mm W.

Jarrah hall table with tapered legs. When designing this I aimed for a good balance between leg thickness and the tabletop, which is 35mm thick. 1500mm L X 450mm W.

Beautifully streamlined waterfall jarrah hall table with two drawers. An heirloom piece as it was made from a jarrah slab owned by a family for two generations. 1200mm L X 450mm W.

Beautifully streamlined waterfall jarrah hall table with two drawers. An heirloom piece as it was made from a jarrah slab owned by a family for two generations. 1200mm L X 450mm W.

Jarrah hall table with cabriole legs. Cabriole leg is shaped in two curves—the upper one convex, the lower one concave. Its shape was based on the legs of certain four-footed animals. Earliest forms of the cabriole leg were known in ancient China and

Jarrah hall table with cabriole legs. Cabriole leg is shaped in two curves—the upper one convex, the lower one concave. Its shape was based on the legs of certain four-footed animals. Earliest forms of the cabriole leg were known in ancient China and Greece. In the case of the ancient Chinese, this leg was most closely associated with the lacquered table. While the Chinese culture preserved historical continuity of use, Europeans lost this style prior to the Middle Ages. Dimensions 1800mm L X 450mm W X 850mm H