Tasmanian Oak
Tasmania, Australia
Pale-honey Australian hardwood with a long, straight grain — dense, hard-wearing, and at home with almost any palette.
Used in 102 pieces. See them all in the collection →
Our Materials
Solid timber for furniture, the right finish for joinery.
Furniture is made in solid timber: Tasmanian Oak, American Oak, American Walnut, Spotted Gum, Blackbutt, Tasmanian Blackwood, Jarrah and Golden Ash across the range. Kitchens, vanities and fitted joinery are built in engineered board, finished in 2-pack paint or polyurethane, with stone tops where the design calls for it.
In the catalogue
What each material is used for.
Counted from the catalogue itself — the same tags the collection page filters on. Care for every timber piece is the same: wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Care guide →
American Oak
North America · Quercus alba
Pale, straight-grained hardwood with an open figure — takes oil and stain evenly and wears well on tables and casework.
Used in 21 pieces. See them all in the collection →
American Walnut
North-eastern USA · Juglans nigra
A rich, dark hardwood with a tight, even grain and exceptional stability — it works to a soft, deep lustre under oil.
Used in 5 pieces. See them all in the collection →
Tasmanian Blackwood
Tasmania, Australia · Acacia melanoxylon
Golden-brown Australian hardwood, often figured, that works to a warm, deep sheen.
Used in 4 pieces. See them all in the collection →
Jarrah
Western Australia · Eucalyptus marginata
Deep red-brown Western Australian hardwood — dense, durable, and darker with age.
Used in 3 pieces. See them all in the collection →
Spotted Gum
NSW & QLD, Australia · Corymbia maculata
A dense Australian hardwood with interlocking grain that runs from pale brown to deep chocolate. Tough, durable, and full of figure.
Used in 2 pieces. See them all in the collection →
Blackbutt
Eastern Australia · Eucalyptus pilularis
Pale gold to soft brown with a fine, even grain. A characteristically Australian timber — clean to machine, gentle to finish.
Used in 1 piece. See it in the collection →
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