Designing & creating unique concepts for clients.
Home Interiors / Creations
In Western Australia I take my artistic talent to a whole new level. As a senior project manager and carpenter / joiner, I create one-of-a-kind designs for businesses and home owners.
Are you looking for a solution that absolutely no one else has? Have you seen a design in a magazine and wonder if you can replicate it?
That’s what I do. I combine art with carpentry to develop truly amazing outcomes.
And with an exceptional reputation, I make a few things very clear:
I only work with the best trades to deliver for my clients. I simply DO NOT work with trades who turn up late, struggle to communicate OR refuse to take pride in their work.
We are qualified. We DO NOT work with or engage handy men. This isn’t an arrogant statement. There is a place for handy-men, but that’s not with the work we deliver.
With building companies owing trades hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, I pride myself on getting paid and paying by sub-contractors every fortnight. If clients aren’t prepared to accept this, we don’t work for them.
Sound Absorbing Wall Art
Sound absorbing wall panels come in all sorts of shapes and designs.
Feature Walls
You don’t need to have a home in a global interior magazine to achieve exceptional outcomes. Turn plain walls into an amazing artistic feature.
Practical Art Solutions and Recycled Timber
We’ve taken jarrah from the oldest boat shed in Fremantle - that was destined for the tip - and made some beautiful epoxy art work and furniture from it. If you’re after a recycled look reach out. Moreover, if you have an old piece of furniture that’s not being utilised, we can pull it apart and re-design something unique. We’ve also taken 110 year old beds from Bunbury that were no longer in use and handed down from Great Grandparents and made beautiful glass tables from it.
Floor Art, Flooring, Decking & Epoxy Outcomes
Decking, flooring and the use of epoxy is our thing. Whilst epoxy flooring isn’t a new concept, epoxy floor art is. It’s a highly complex and expensive form of construction, but the beauty is this: you don’t need to cover the entire floor with epoxy. You can do strips, a specific section - maybe just the kitchen - or a centre feature piece under the main dining table and then use conventional materials around this. Doing this reduces cost and provides a unique mixed medium and artistic approach to your floors. Epoxy is technical and risky but if we can’t do it - due to the design of your property, heat, cold etc - we’ll be the first to say so. Moreover, we see a lot of decking that is laid poorly or deteriorating way too quickly. We’ve repaired decking - particularly mod composite decking installed with so called ‘hidden fasteners’ - but honestly, there is a reason it’s quick and easy to install. As a result we simply won’t lay some flooring systems. So if you want an honest zero sugar coated opinion, reach out. We have enough work, so we are not here to sell you substandard solutions due to a cosy relationship with a wholesaler and Optus stadium tickets. It’s not how we roll.
