Steady by Liam

My Arno bench catching eyes in the beautiful Hobart shopfront of

I recently made a couple of versions of my Alva table for in stained walnut. Featured here is one of them in coffee table format featuring embellishment by .

The Brandlo, pictured here in beautiful walnut. This one is designed to pair effortlessly with either my Arno bench or Enro chair.




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My Arno bench in white oak featuring my signature use of cork, in this case, as an expansion joint to accommodate the top’s solid, breadboard ends.




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The Talus table was designed and made in collaboration with katebowmanceramics for her contribution to designtasmania’s program. The Talus is made from stained Tasmanian myrtle provided by hydrowood. This piece was certainly a challenge to develop but we got there in the end and the result is sensational. Well done, Kate.

My new Copa bedside tables, pictured here in white oak. These were made for a loyal, local customer of mine.

My staple piece, the Arno, pictured in beautiful, rich walnut. It features solid, breadboard ends to its top and a unique charcoal cork expansion joint running down its spine.




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My Rhobie dresser, pictured here in beautiful walnut with rock maple drawers. Rhobie came runner-up in the 2023 prize for furniture design.




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The Enro, my first production-ready chair. Pictured here in beautiful white oak with a veneered charcoal cork seat pan.




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The Enro dining chair has been two years in the making and I'm inordinately chuffed to be bringing it to you in full. It features a subtly curved cork seat pan sandwiched between two layers of thick, shop-sawn veneer and some of my finest shaping yet to its backrest. Pictured here in beautiful white oak.

My new Alva side table, pictured here in beautiful walnut.




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Our Keedo counter stool in beautiful white oak. This particular specimen features a black patinated brass footrest.