GALLERIES
Playa designed & made by Fred Ganim for PLAYA by Lucy Folk.
The Maple Dining Table is a stadium shape with rounded retro edges and a very suggestive centre slit that provokes commentary about the femaleness of its form.
U Coffee Table designed & made by Fred Ganim. A private commission piece made from European oak timber.
'Cabinet' designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2014. Made from American oak timber.
The ‘Do Not Sit’ seat – “so-named because mum kept propping on it before it was sealed” – features fluid legs that are legible as a ‘Z’ on the side.
The Coffee Table reminds of the ribbon-like fluidity of architect, Frank Gehry’s early furniture forms, consisting of the complex joining of solid timbers.
Lucy Folk Display unit designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The piece features materials including maple wood, steel, glass and felt.
Spin Side Table was designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The piece features European beech timber, a black stain to ebonise the piece, steel & powder coat.
The Kink Bench was designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The piece is made from American Oak which has been blackened with a black Japanese stain.
The 'Blue Table' piece was designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. It is made from American Oak, powder coated steel & red felt for detailing.
The T Coffee Table was designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The piece is made from Rock Maple timber and has been blackened by a Japanese stain.
The Lucy Fold Sunglass Display was designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The pieces elements consists of Rock Maple, steel and a soft felt.
The 'Double Arch Table' was designed and made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The piece is made from solid European Beech.
The Dump-Pole integrates an ingenious screw-jack systeminto a finely-crafted fibreglass pole fitted with circular platforms and steel rings.
'Side Table' designed & made by Fred Ganim in 2015. The piece is made from Rock Maple.
Bridge House designed by FIGR. Architecture & Design. Photographed by Tom Blachford and styled by Ruth Welsby.
The Courtyard House is a gesture to the convention of the Italian Palazzo and Australian patio house.
At the street elevation, Datum House takes subtle signals from the neighbouring properties in roof shape and material references.
A warm and cozy loft that expands each space to make a working and welcoming home-far from home.
A health centre, committed to delivering an asylum to augment wellbeing.