Superior quality custom made furniture,
restoration and repairs in Brisbane
From traditional repair and restoration to custom made furniture, Renowned Furniture has the knowledge and experience for all your furniture projects. Our passion is designing and manufacturing hand made, custom designed furniture right from our factory in Brisbane. We take great pride in creating strikingly original custom furniture that blends art with practicality.
FURNITURE RESTORATION BRISBANE
In addition to custom made furniture, our Brisbane Master Craftsmen also offer a comprehensive range of furniture restoration and repair services. If you need a piece of unique furniture repaired or restored, the team at Renowned Furniture in Brisbane is here to help.
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Once your design and materials are finalised we provide you a fixed price quote. No hidden extras – no surprises.
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V8 Supercars Custom Made Office Desks
The client runs a shared office space business on the Gold Coast called “Co-Spaces” and had a very important tenant coming in called the V8 Supercars Group. They are one of the icons in Australian Motor Racing.
He wanted to design custom made desks especially for the V8 guys. They needed to be unique and have industrial flair with both 2 person & 4 person seating. Our collaborative approach to the design meant that we could turn out some cutting edge custom manufactured desks. These are really one of a kind.
We’ve used a highly polished birch ply top framed underneath with high grade aluminium powder coated in black. These tops are supported by fabricated steel legs & fabricated steel pigeon-hole pedestal bases all powder coated white. The divider partitions on top to form the 4 operator positions privacy panels are fabricated steel with a black & white powder coat contrast.
The finished product gives off a sharp clean appearance with an almost ‘War of the worlds’ like power stance. Very solid pieces.
Airey table
LATEST UPDATE: Sep. 26, 2014
We’re pretty happy with the end result. The ‘new’ timber we used has at least 40 years of age on it and the character looks to have settled in nicely with the original table.
The silky oak we’ve selected for this job is “quarter cut”
and about the same age as the table. Purchased from a Queensland government auction in the 1970’s when the government were getting out of building school desks and window frames for state housing, the packs of old silky oak and genuine Queensland rainforest cedar was already 30 years old when we purchased it 40 odd years ago.
September 18,2014
Jude came to us with a dilemma! This table is a prized possession that carries significant sentimental value as well as simply being one of the finest examples of ‘quarter cut silky oak’ dining tables we have seen for some time. (and we do get to see all the classics!)
Jude wanted to extend the table to fit 8 and between us we agreed on widening it and moving the legs in slightly so people could sit comfortably at the ends as well. This involves some almost surgical precision cutting and joining along with a selection of additional silky oak from our finest timber collection.
We have “tucked away” an amazing range of some of the rarest silky oak, cedar, maple and other locally grown timbers that were purchased by my predecessor over the course of the past 40 years.
Architect Designed Plywood Seating & Tables – Update
The University of Queensland School of Architecture were so impressed with the first delivery of tables and bench seats for one of their student common areas that they went for a second round.
The bench seats have a double use!
They can be inverted onto the top of the tables to act as picture displays as well! Pretty clever we thought!
What a great school to work with, thanks to all the folks in admin there at UQ’s School of Architecture.
And in this throw away world we live in, we found it hard to discard the off-cuts from this project so we had a bit of fun joining some of them together to make interesting shapes!
We’re now sending them all back to the University of Queensland School of Architecture to see if the students can come up with something even more interesting!
And we got this message from UQ:
“Hey mate thanks for the offcuts the kids will definitely make something weird and wonderful with them. Thanks again for your hard work look forward to catching up again soon.”
Let’s see what creative pieces the students can come up with using the off-cuts.
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