Lloyd Brooke Furniture

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"Shadow, with her veil drawn, follows light in secret meekness, with her silent steps of love." - Tagore

Wall hung, Lumen Vanity in Walnut and Maple.

The veil is drawn. Let a little light shine through. Lumen vanity in locally grown Walnut.

Audiophile Hifi Rack

The floating, cantilevered design of the Tāhuhu opens everything up. You’re reconnected with your gear.

Locally grown Walnut
High grade steel
100% Merino wool felt
Isolation feet

Most audio racks make living with your system harder than it needs to be. Cables are awkward to reach. Components feel boxed in. Even simple changes become a chore.

The floating, cantilevered design of the Tāhuhu opens everything up. You’re reconnected with your gear.

Tizard dining table in it's new home. The table's presence sits comfortably in larger spaces. Pictured here in Auckland with Rangitoto splitting the symmetry.

We live in Kerikeri, Northland. It is an inlet town with multiple rivers feeding out into the gorgeous Bay of Islands. When we have guests to stay, the first thing we do is take them on local walks to see the waterfalls.

I wanted to create a piece that reflects where we live and what inspires me day to day.

Rere is a Māori verb meaning to fly, flow, or run like water. It is often used when describing a waterfall.

The carved details are made using a single gouge and are inspired by the rhythm of falling water.



























The entire piece is built from solid timber, sourced locally, right here in Northland. This cabinet was designed to house my client’s earring collection, with the top drawers lined in the finest pig suede.

Phew. Eight handcut dovetailed drawers. This was a special piece which deserved care and attention to detail. Pleased with the result.

A small glimpse into the workshop.

Earlier this month I had the pleasure of speaking with about my journey from songwriting into furniture making and what it means to build objects that will live with families for generations.

Woodworking has become a kind of adventure for me.

You can read the full interview on their page.

This piece was built to house my client's jewellery collection.
Cabinet in Blackwood.
Drawers lined in pig suede and Walnut dividers.