We’re in love with this stunning mid-century style planter from Waikato maker Furnichur, new to Felt. Hand made from native New Zealand rimu and exotic sapelle mahogany for contrast, the Oma planter also features brass fixings and a clever spacer effect which makes the legs appear to float apart from the body.
Glen and Linda Turner are the creative minds behind Studio Three Two Four, a Christchurch-based small business specialising in striking wooden mosaic wall art and home decor pieces – all created from locally sourced materials. Glen has been making one off items for many years using the resources available to him. Whether it’s a piece of furniture, custom wood art or a home decor item, he has always enjoyed what he does and the sense of satisfaction that comes with it.
Rob Stanyon of Wooden Kiwi is the talented maker of an ever-growing range of surf-themed tide and chronological clocks, and handy accessories for the beach and bach. We think his creations are sure to delight your surfing mate or beach-loving family!
Matt Akehurst of Liberation Jewellery worked as a scientist in microbiology for twenty-seven years before leaving to follow his passion. Now navigating through the world of small business together with his wife Julie, they place an emphasis on community, handmade, and reducing the environmental impact of their products.
This stunning piece, “tiwara ipu,” was turned by David J Gillard from rewarewa. The piece is wet-turned – a technique that allows it to warp and take on a more natural, tactile form…
These colourful, stylish earrings from Liberation are made from fragments of broken skateboards – yes, skateboards! Taking advantage of the colourful plywood lamination characteristic of modern boards, they are eye-catching and very comfortable and light to wear.
Rob Stanyon of Wooden Kiwi describes himself as a hobby woodworker, but the growing range of wood products springing from his Waihopo workshop suggests he may need a new descriptor! Making surf-themed clocks and handy accessories for the beach and bach from kiln-dried pine, laminated plywood and sustainably sourced timbers…
Southland dad and furniture maker Darren Scott has making in the blood. Growing up doing renovating and building, teaching himself his trade, and supplementing his learning with some on-point courses, he now produces beautiful wooden furniture and homewares with a philosophy of sustainability. … Read more »
Rosa-may of Dean’s Workshop makes wholesome wooden toys that encourage imaginative play…
Writing a letter may be a rare indulgence these days but it’s a lovely ritual – and having a beautiful, tactile pen to write with only enhances the sense of doing something special…