Free Sydney delivery on orders over $1,500 · Made-to-order, lead time 8–14 weeks
Goldenwood
For Private Clients

Bespoke timber furniture, made for your home.

Seen a piece you love? Send us a photo and we'll build it custom — to your design, to your measurements, in the timber you choose. Dining tables (with extensions), beds, sideboards and full home joinery, hand-built from solid Australian timber and backed by a ten-year warranty.

  • Custom-made to your design — start from a photo or a sketch
  • Eight working timbers; built to your exact measurements
  • Delivered across NSW and Australia-wide
  • Ten-year craftsmanship warranty, lifetime on hardware
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Bespoke solid timber dining table with sculpted trestle legs and linen chairs in a Sydney home
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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.

American Oak timber grain

American Oak

North America · Quercus alba
Tasmanian Blackwood timber grain

Tasmanian Blackwood

Tasmania, Australia · Acacia melanoxylon
Jarrah timber grain

Jarrah

Western Australia · Eucalyptus marginata
2-pack joinery sample

2-pack joinery

Kitchens, vanities, built-ins
Stone tops sample

Stone tops

Benchtops and vanity tops
The Studio · Since 1988
Founded
Est. 1988
Sydney, Australia
On the bench
35+ Years
of unbroken practice
Origin
Sydney-Made
Wetherill Park · NSW
Warranty
10-Year
Craftsmanship & repair
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