My favourite!
A large gently curved culm of Moso, punching through the oiled and shaped recycled Rimu top.A dynamic look with an easy knock down construction.
Soto Table
Coffee table, in recycled rimu, glass and woven bamboo strips. A simple but effective woven magazine shelf, which can be appreciated through the glass.
Dead exotic
Coffee table, in recycled Kwila, glass, moso and gold leaf.
Osiris
An interesting table with a faintly Egyptian air. I liked the idea of individual internodes punching through the timber.
Owners of Bambusero furniture know they have a unique, hand crafted, well finished piece. These are the main features:
- It is custom made. Typically I go to the clients house and talk at length about what they need, measure up and later present them with a design.
- Original designs. I try to come up with creative solutions which, I hope, are more sophisticated than the bamboo furniture you normally come across.
- Construction methods which are sympathetic to the nature of the material.
- Properly harvested and seasoned bamboo. This is very important for durability but ignored by many.
- Rigorous selection process of the raw material. I use superior species of bamboo, sourced from various locations around New Zealand.
- High level of finishing and attention to detail. You won't find any rough edges or splinters common to a lot of bamboo furniture.
Terai
As simple as they come. This table, dsigned as a wedding gift, is knock down for easy of transport. The simple lines show off the bamboo structure with the rimu top entering corresponding grooves in the bamboo sections.
Side Table
A dinky side table, using rough shaped glass (smooth edges), available in different sizes, and nested.
Moso and recycled Tasmanian Oak.
A very minimalist table, with clean lines.
