Tangerine Unicorn Design

Giant camphor laurel dining table delivered. Looks fantastic in the space, this one was a fun one to build. It’s been a while since I made a frame with this amount of proper joinery. Contact me if you want a ludicrously heavy table of your very own.

She’s looking pretty swish. And that’s underneath. Got to flip her over, test her on the frame to make sure it’s not going to explode and then get cracking on the good side 😂👍 I’ve already put my back out once with this slab, it’s getting flipped the absolute minimum of times now.

Well, that was quite the glue-up. Woodworkers will feel my pain here. But, we got there in the end while all the glue was still wet. 😂 This camphor laurel frame is going to be beautiful.

Sometimes you just have to break out the Japanese saws for a bit of hand cut joinery. Which I love, I must do more of it. The frame for this enormous dining table is coming together nicely. It’s quite the process though, I hope I’ve got my engineering right to take the 150kg or so that the top weighs. I guess we will see if it explodes when I put it on!

Well, this desktop for some clients that I made a dining table for ages ago has come out beautifully. Camphor laurel with green resin. Now to get it packaged up to send.

That’s about 300 handmade hardwood guitar picks having a lovely orange oil bath. Various thicknesses and timber types. If anyone’s interested in purchasing some, get in touch either through the website or by DM on here.

I’ve been looking for an antique safe for ages. Finally found one but it was in pretty bad condition. So, I learned how to use metal bog, bondo and 2k spray paint to get it back to what it should look like. Then it got a modern twist with a gold resin back on the inside and a camphor laurel timber insert and drawers. Now I’ve just got to fill it with gold bullion. 😂 If anyone has any gold bullion they’d like to donate, DM me.

Number two in the rose gum commission series. This sewing table has an integrated rail and is custom designed to sit inside an existing cabinet that the client already has. Legs inspired by (I couldn’t talk the client out of them so we did them entirely out of timber) and a matching drawer for bits and bobs.

My last projects of the year were all for the same client. I won’t post them all at once though. This coffee table has Nordic rune inspired legs and transparent turquoise resin. It’s rose gum which has such a lovely colour when it’s sanded and finished.

Finally managed to gently remind the client to come and pick up this random timber lazy Susan and matching coasters. This piece truly has a bit of everything in it.