Australian Woodwork Blog

Click here to view our range of Walking Sticks On Lake Mungo, part of the fossil Willandra Lakes district of NSW, there are a collection of footprints dated at around 20,000 years old, the largest collection of Pleistocene footprints in the world. There are tracks of women and children and overlaying them, the tracks of three men, running very fast, probably in pursuit of...

When it comes to home decor the prevailing look is unquestionably ultra modern, featuring materials such as chrome, glass, ceasar-stone, stainless steel and slate. These are usually teamed with a colour palette for walls and soft furnishings of grey, white and beige, the whole combination producing a clean, uncluttered and peaceful atmosphere which when well done is visually harmonious. The only trouble is that...

One of our all-time best selling ranges, the Red Hardwood Kitchen Utensils will provide you with exactly the utensil you need for any job in the kitchen. Made from sustainably sourced native hardwoods, usually Redgum, Bluegum or Ironbark, these utensils are hard wearing, will not scorch and look great in the kitchen. Well designed and balanced, perfectly suited for use with non-stick cookware, these...