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American Ash Table 


Blackbutt Holland Table
American Oak coffee table.


Blackwood coffee table.
Hydrowood Blackwood vanity and mirror.

The Australian Furniture Industry Award winner, for Residential Bedroom: The Jindivick King Size Bed.

Nominated in the Australian Furniture Industry Awards, The Hotham credenza.


Solid American Walnut Holland Table
3m American Oak Table
The Lowen Mid-century Armchair
Black Butt 4m outdoor table

American Oak Georgian Dresser

Steel based ST360 tables or full timber TM360 tables.

ST360

The Grace Dressing Table

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