These powerful prints capture the life story of these majestic creatures and their connection to all living things . Dion uses traditional Japanese methods to breath life back into these immortal giants and honour the lives they once lived .

After salvaging the long dead timbers they are sanded back perfectly smooth and gently chared with fire in the traditional, and ancient, Japanese technique called ‘Shou Sugi Ban 焼杉板’ (or Yakisugi), which preserves the wood. The process involves charring the wood with flame, cooling it with water, brushing it with horse hair and drying it with air. Ink is applied straight to the timber slab and the paper is draped directly over the top of the ink, a very delicate process. Using several different tools the growth rings are traced meticulously . Once the tracing process is finished the paper is lifted to reveal a life once lived.

Every tree is different as is the story it tells this particular print for instance is from a Moreton bay fig and its story is very interesting

Planted in the 1860s by Charles Moore , it graciously watched as a young country with an ancient culture become the country it is today . It gave shade to those that sat under it , shelter to those that slept under it and food to those that were hungry. It gave clothes to those that were cold, medicine to those that were ill. It even gave the ability to float on water to those that wanted to venture far. Children climbed it and swung from it , birds nested it and little puppies probably pissed on it. It lived a beautiful humble and long life. However ,it was recently cut down in its prime by the city council. Protesters showed up and chained their necks to its massive trunk showing their love and support

This giant cross cut section was to be ground into wood chips . As Sydney mourns the Moreton Bay fig trees recently cut down we must resolve to preserve the little we have left .

The majestic Moreton Bay fig or Australian banyan, is a large evergreen banyan tree of the family Moraceae . The same family of tree that, after attaining enlightenment, Buddha sat under for seven days, absorbed in his new-found realization.

In Hinduism, the leaf of the banyan tree is said to be the resting place for the god Krishna.

The god Shiva as Dakshinamurthy is nearly always depicted sitting in silence under the banyan with rishis at his feet.

Aboriginal people, the custodians of the very land that The Moreton Bay Fig Tree (Ficus macrophylla) is also a native used it in many aspects of their life. The figs were made into a paste or eaten when ripe and soft as a source of potassium, calcium, magnesium and iron.

The inner bark or roots were used to make sturdy cloth and cord for bags as well as woven fishing nets. The branches and the bark were used to make waterproof dug-out canoes. Lastly, the milky sap, which exudes when the tree is cut was prepared as a medicine to treat infections and to dress small wounds.

A banyan is a large tree which has many aerial roots growing down from the branches into the soil, forming prop roots. When the tree becomes older, the original trunk dies off, and the tree separates into sections, the props becoming separate trunks for the individual sections.

It is thought of as perfectly symbolizing eternal life due to its seemingly unending expansion.

The branches shoot out parallel to the ground in all directions, and the enormous canopy covers a distance of up to half a football field.”There was an old tree on Lord Howe Island that covered an area of over one hectare.”

Some Banyans have a canopy providing shade for entire villages.

It has the ability to survive and grow for centuries.

In Hindu mythology, the tree is called Kalpavriksha, the tree that provides fulfilment of wishes and other material gains.

It symbolizes Trimurti

The Banyan tree is mentioned in many scriptures as a tree of immortality.

$3,000

Framed and glassed. Prices vary according to size and print

Glamor and opulence draped in working class couture, this timeless denim/mink jacket is luxurious, durable and exquisitely comfortable.

Destined to become a classic winter coat, it is immaculately tailored with Kolinsky Sable Mink lining in a herringbone chevron pattern with Red Fox collar and cuff.

Crafted from second hand denim and mink, these are re-crafted, re-used and re-claimed high-end fashion garments from a time gone by. As with all of our products, these are ethically and sustainably sourced from suppliers that ensure environmentally responsible practices.

Available in small, medium and large.

$4,500

Crafted from Arabescato Corchia marble and White Oak timber.

The marriage between these two beautiful mediums makes for a bold, beautiful and functional serving platter/chopping board. Designed with antipasto in mind, this is the perfect board to prepare and serve cheese, meats and marinated vegetables .

The oak and marble are intricately and painstakingly dowel jointed with a two part epoxy glue (internally), then glued surface to surface with a seperate crystal clear food grade silicone for superior strength, flexibility and durability. Afterward they go through the time consuming process of being sanded with eight grades of sand paper.

The logo is lazer printed and hand painted then feet are attached for ease of picking up and placing down.

Finally they are finished with a blend of hot natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that seeps in to make them smooth to the touch protects them and gives them longevity, these oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food. This is our highest selling item

$300

A hybrid of ancient and modern design, this free-standing basin is crafted from Carrara marble and sustainable Australian plantation pine. It is domino jointed with Carrara marble domino inlays.

The timber is sculpted with fire in the traditional, and ancient, Japanese technique called ‘Shou Sugi Ban 焼杉板’ (or Yakisugi), which preserves the wood by charring it. The process involves charring the wood with flame, cooling it with water, brushing it with horse hair and finishing it with three coats of water-based clear coat. The result is a jet-black, matt finish, that accentuates the natural grain. Depending on the angle of the light, the charred wood can take on a silver to purple facade.

The hardware is all matt black and matches the Shou Sugi Ban timber posts, with artistic brilliance.

The feet are heavy duty, Stainless Steel Ball Joint Feet with non-slip rubber. They are individually adjustable in height for perfect installation on an uneven floor

$8,500

This soup bowl and breadboard combination is crafted from American White Oak timber and porcelain, and is finished with natural antibacterial oils and waxes that are FDA approved for direct and indirect contact with food.

These bowls are 100mm deep and 220mm wide and are dishwasher and microwave safe. (Please note: never place timber in the dishwasher. Simply rinse and place on edge to dry). Keep your soup warm then remove the lid and slice your bread on the board to serve.

$190

Crafted from tempered glass and American oak, this jug is designed for both hot or cold beverages. The lid is hand carved and sanded to fit perfectly. It keeps the hot beverages hot and stops ice from spilling out when pouring cold beverages. The glass is dishwasher safe and the oak is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$130

Elegant and regal, this artistic Ram skull desk lamp is crafted from Solid brass and one hundred percent natural bone, ethically sourced and of natural demise. It is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process), then carved, sanded and finished with a clear, matt coat for protection from dust and fingerprints.

It radiates a soft light from an easily accessible 15w globe that has been carved into the rear cavity and is mounted on a beautiful antique, solid brass, base.

$1,800

Crafted from rare Mornington Peninsula Tea Tree and Victorian Mountain Ash, this stunning four post bed has been dubbed a modern and organic master piece. Unique, beautiful and functional, it is king size and dismantlable so it can fit through any standard door. It has a built in dimmable light that hangs from the centre branch.

The Tea Trees had an organic, natural demise and ware felled later by the artist. They were then water blasted and painstakingly sanded by hand and left in their raw state. The base is finished with a clear matt coat.

$18,000

Crafted from 160-year-old Morton Bay Fig. Measuring just over two meters long and just over one meter wide, it is a standard coffee table height of 450mm. With seven, custom fabricated, heavy-duty, castor wheels , they are counter sunk to give a floating appearance. Also set into the underbelly is four meters of LED strip lighting, controlled by bluetooth. It has been carved with chainsaw and chisel and sanded perfectly smooth, following the curves of the natural growth rings.

It was then sculpted with fire in the traditional, and ancient, Japanese technique called ‘Shou Sugi Ban 焼杉板’ (or Yakisugi), which preserves the wood by charring it. The process involves charring the wood with flame, cooling it with water, brushing it with horse hair and finishing it with a water-based clear coat. The result is a jet-black, matt finish, that accentuates the natural grain. Depending on the angle of the light, the charred wood can take on a silver to purple facade.

The top is also charred, then sanded back with seven grades of sand paper and three coats of a boiling-hot blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils. These seep into the very fibres of the end grain leaving it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food. Finally, every groove and fold in the grain is meticulously cleaned with medium pressure air to release any loose grain or wax.

Born circa 1860, this beautiful old tree was recently cut down in its prime by the city council. As we mourn the Moreton Bay Fig Tree’s recently lost in Sydney, we must resolve to preserve the little we have left in this city and that is the purpose of this piece. This giant crosscut was to be ground into wood chips.

In honour of its life, this piece has been saved and lovingly crafted into an heirloom that will be remembered and admired for many years to come.

$25,000

This is very rare.

Three have been sold and only three remain.

Merging modern design with ancient origins, this gorgeous butchers’ block is a rollaway kitchen island. Crafted from almost 30 lineal meters of solid walnut, it has been made in the traditional end grain method. End grain is far superior than long grain when it comes to chopping blocks and is preferred by all professional chefs and butchers. The surface basically heals itself, parting and closing with the knife as it slices through the grain—keeping your knives sharper longer.

The large rubber screws that hold the block on to the slatted stand can be easily adjusted to allow for movement in all directions. This is essential because timber moves and breathes and will literally change in shape from day to day with the difference in room and season temperature. This is how timber splits- when it can’t move.

The imported glue that binds the individual squares of timber together is water resistant and is the only wood glue that is FDA approved. The block is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that make it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

The leather is drum dyed, vegetable tanned, full grain Italian leather. It is hand cut and made with 20mm gauge cotton wound thread, embellished with antique brass Japanese rivets and finished with traditional saddlers’ beeswax leather conditioner. The rivets ensure that the stitching is kept intact when knives are taken in and out.

$8,000

Functional art is prevalent in this sculptural mid-20th century design coffee table. It is crafted from a single solid African mahogany slab and counter-levered on powder coated cast aluminium legs. It features raised Tasmanian oak bowtie inlays for durability.

This heirloom piece will stand the test of time and bring vibrant, natural beauty to any living room.

$5,500

Gold nuggets are rarer than diamonds and no two nuggets are the same. The gold nuggets used in Dion Antony Artisan Jewellery are individually unique and are amongst the purest found anywhere in the world. Australia’s Pilbara region is renowned for consistently producing alluvial gold of 91.67 percent purity and above, in its rawest form. This is the equivalent of 22ct gold.

This nugget was located with a metal detector and pickaxe and was retrieved from the earth by hand, in the remote Australian desert. It has not had any minerals removed from it. A custom wax mould is crafted to embrace the nugget and fit your finger precisely. This individual mould becomes the 18ct gold ring that the nugget is set in.

These can be custom ordered in any size, pricing is set accordingly.

$7,000

Prices vary depending on weight and size of nugget.

Crafted from Western Red Cedar, acrylic and brass, this dreamboat bath is affectionately called a ‘Claw Foot Clinker’ due to its construction. Clinker-built ships were a trademark of Nordic navigation throughout the Middle Ages. The cedar is steamed and bent to wrap the bath—a process known as ‘lapstrake’. , a method of boat building where the edges of hull planks overlap, called a ‘land’ or ‘landing’.

Sanded smooth and finished with exterior, marine-grade, water-based, clear coat, that incorporates UV absorbers, this beautiful piece is water and steam proof . The traditional claw feet are cast in brass.

$12,000

This large, visually stunning, serving tray is crafted from Emperador marble, Tasmanian Oak and brass. It is hand carved and left with a raw edge.

The logo is laser printed and hand painted in gold which brings out the natural gold veins in the marble and compliments the brass feet on the oak handles which are mounted through the marble on to non-slip rubber feet.

$500

Price varies with custom sizing.

Crafted from high pressure, laminated, furniture grade, birch plywood. CNC routed, sanded by hand and domino jointed. The cushions are hand stitched diamond-tufted, top-grade leather—very soft, very durable and extremely comfortable.

Elegant and modern in design, this matching table and chair set is collapsible, making it compact and suitable for any interior.

$3,200

Crafted from glass and American Oak, these canisters are designed for storing anything from pasta to cereal.

The glass is dishwasher safe and the oak is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

Tall set of three $250

Short set of three $300

Sculpted by chainsaw, flame and water, this bar stool/bedside ottoman is crafted from the mighty Mountain Ash (Tasmanian Oak). Sourced on a private property in the Victorian highlands, its demise was natural. These majestic, native, trees had been standing dead for nearly ten years—a perfectly natural drying process—felled by Dion before going to ground to rot. They finished curing slowly in the studio for three years and then were cut to size, sculpted and shaped before being sanded perfectly smooth and finished with a clear matte coat. They look exactly as they did on the mountain, with colours ranging from a multitude of grey shades through a pastel rainbow . Some still bear the scars of the local wild Samba deer, rubbing their antlers against the trees.

The splits are natural and are accentuated by hardwood, bowtie inlays, that stop the split from moving. The bowties are burnt to match the legs and at just under 300mm wide and 720mm high, this bar stool is a beautifully artistic and functional feature of any home.

$1,100

Crafted from furniture-grade, high-pressure laminated birch, this innovative modern design is flat packed and slots together with ease. Simply attach the vertical wall mount to the wall using the template provided, slide the uprights on accordingly, then slot the horizontal shelving into place. The box shelving unit has no visible mounting hardware and truly is functional art.

The birch plywood boxes are additional and glide along the shelving with no obstruction. This allows for additional feature shelving or can just sit onto the squares as a storage container.

$3,800 includes two boxes.

$150 each for additional boxes.

Gold nuggets are rarer than diamonds and no two nuggets are the same. The gold nuggets used in Dion Antony Artisan Jewellery are individually unique and are amongst the purest found anywhere in the world. Australia’s Pilbara region is renowned for consistently producing alluvial gold of 91.67 percent purity and above, in its rawest form. This is the equivalent of 22ct gold. This nugget was located with a metal detector and pickaxe and was retrieved from the earth by hand, in the remote Australian desert. It has not had any minerals removed from it.

The black and gold ring is crafted to fit your finger exactly, and the black base is polished black acrylic.

$1,200

Crafted from carefully selected reclaimed Oregon, some timbers still have the original white paint from their former life as a feature. They are de-nailed and shaped with a grinder and sander.

This beautiful antique-design dining table is made with modern jointing techniques for durability and has black exterior filler to enhance its aesthetic. It is finished with a clear matt coat.

These tables can be custom ordered to the desired dimensions.

This particular table is;
Length—2255mm
Width—1040mm
Height—770mm.

The matching bench seats are;
Length—1840mm
Width—280mm
Height—470mm.

Both the table and benches are height adjustable and have non-scratch feet. This is one of our most popular items.

$9,000

Price varies with custom sizing.

This stunning serving tray is crafted from white rose marble and solid brass.

It is hand carved and left with a raw edge. The handles are solid brass and are mounted through the marble onto non-slip rubber feet. The logo is laser printed and hand painted.

$380

Sophisticated and earthy, this Fallow deer skull floor lamp is crafted from one hundred percent natural bone. It is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process) then carved, sanded and finished with a clear matt coat for protection from dust and fingerprints. The skull is mounted on a beautifully matching, antique timber base and radiates a beautiful soft light from an easily accessible 15w globe, that has been carved into the rear cavity.

$2,800

Crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17century, sustainably managed, French Oak forests. These beautifully crafted platters bear the deep maroon stains from the award-winning wine that they once housed.

They are painstakingly disassembled and reassembled in their original order, tongue and groove jointed for superior strength with FDA approved water proof wood glue for superior strength. They are sanded with five grits of sandpaper then finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

The handles are top mounted for ease of carrying and the platter sits on non-slip rubber feet.

$330

Prices vary depending on logo.

This table is crafted from furniture grade birch plywood and sustainable plantation pine. With beautiful edging and shadow line features, this six-seater dining table can comfortably seat 8.

It is white washed to the desired whiteness and finished with three coats of a clear polyurethane. It is one of our most popular pieces

This table can be made to order for custom sizing.

$6,000

Price varies with custom sizing.

This chopping board is crafted from hand selected, imported, walnut. It is domino jointed with FDA approved water proof wood glue for superior strength, sanded with five grits of sandpaper, then finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

Besides the stunning grain of this world class timber, this board’s main feature is the extra wide juice channel with rounded bottom for ease of cleaning and non-slip rubber feet.

Sizes are made to order. This particular piece is a large 600mm x 600mm.

$750

Crafted from Italian Carrara marble and end grain Ironbark.

End grain is far superior than long grain when it comes to chopping blocks and is preferred by all professional chefs and butchers. The surface basically heals itself, parting and closing with the knife as it slices through the grain—keeping your knives sharper longer.

The marriage between these two beautiful mediums makes for a stunningly visual and functional serving platter/chopping board. Designed with antipasto in mind, this is the perfect board to prepare and serve cheese, meats and marinated vegetables.

The ironbark and marble are intricately and painstakingly dowel jointed with a two-part epoxy glue (internally), then glued from surface to surface with a separate, crystal-clear, food grade silicone for superior strength, flexibility and durability. Afterward they go through the time-consuming process of being sanded with eight grades of sand paper. The logo is laser printed and hand painted in gold. Finally, they are finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that seeps in to make them smooth to the touch, protects them and gives them longevity. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

The edges have been sculpted into a raw edge, creating a stunning visual aesthetic.

$400

Crafted from American Oak and Ironbark, these woodfire oven spades are carved by hand and domino jointed with FDA approved water resistant wood glue for superior strength. They are finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

They come with a long or short handle. The hole in the spade is for hanging the spade on a hook when not being used.

$450

Price varies depending on length of handle and logo choice.

Crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17 century, sustainably managed, French Oak forests. These beautifully crafted platters bear the deep maroon stains from the award-winning wine that they once housed.

They are domino jointed with FDA approved water proof wood glue for superior strength, sanded with five grits of sandpaper, then finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

The leather strap is handmade and studded for strength and it is designed to be hung up when not in use.

$280

Prices vary depending on logo.

Crafted from carefully selected reclaimed Oregon, each length of timber is ripped in length, de-nailed and shaped with a grinder and sander.

This beautiful antique design sideboard is made with modern jointing techniques for durability and has black exterior filler to enhance its aesthetic. It is finished with a clear matt exterior.

$3,000

Price varies with custom sizing.

Crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17 century, sustainably managed, French Oak forests. These beautifully crafted platters bear the deep maroon stains from the award-winning wine that they once housed.

They are domino jointed with FDA approved water resistant wood glue for superior strength, sanded with five grits of sandpaper, then finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

The handles are strategically positioned so as to allow use of both sides of the platter. The platter can also hang from the handle when not in use.

Price varies depending on logo.

Sophisticated and earthy in appearance, this elegant desk lamp is crafted from Roe deer skull. It is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process), then sanded and finished with a clear matte coat for protection from dust and fingerprints.

This one hundred percent natural bone lamp radiates a beautiful soft light from an easily accessible 15w globe, that has been carved into the rear cavity. It is mounted on a rare, antique, solid brass base.

$1,000

Crafted from glass and oak, designed as a cake stand and cover it can simply keep your food warm inside or insects away from food outside. The glass is dishwasher safe and the oak is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$250

This set of three nesting tables is perfect in the living room as coffee table, side table or a seat.

Crafted from furniture grade birch plywood, they feature adjustable non-scratch feet and are domino jointed for strength and durability. They are white washed to the desired whiteness and finished with three coats of a clear polyurethane.

These tables can be made to order for custom sizing.

$800

Price varies with custom sizing.

Crafted from glass and American Oak. The oak lid is hand carved and sanded to fit perfectly, designed to be placed over an un-tossed salad so you can simply shake the salad instead of tossing.

The glass is dishwasher safe and the oak is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$150

Prices vary depending on logo.

This board was originally designed, and made specifically, for world-renowned restaurant Icebergs Dining Room and Bar as the serving platter for their tartare dish. It is perfect for meats, cheeses, breads, or any meal that is complimented with side dishes and sauces.

The tartare board is crafted from solid American Oak and porcelain. The board has nine circles beautifully carved 25mm into the 30mm oak. This leaves a solid 5mm oak base for the glazed white porcelain to sit perfectly flat. The carved sections are router edged at top and bottom for ease of cleaning. The oak is domino jointed with FDA approved water resistant wood glue for superior strength and finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils that makes it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

It sits off the ground on non-slip rubber feet so it can be picked up and put down with ease. The porcelain is microwave and dishwasher safe.

$500

Bold and sleek, this beautiful side table is crafted from Italian Cararra marble and cast aluminium. The base is finished with pearl white powder coating for durability.

It is a stand out piece in any home.

$1,200

Crafted from heat resistant glass and solid oak with a stainless-steel insert. Each oak top and lid is individually carved and finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes them durable and smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

The glass is microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe. (The lid and the insert should always be washed by hand. Never place timber in the dishwasher. Simply rinse and place on edge to dry.)

$320

Crafted from heat resistant double walled glass and solid oak with a stainless-steel insert. The double walled glass keeps the beverage hot for longer as the outer glass wall remains at room temperature.

Each oak top and lid is individually carved and finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils that makes them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food. The glass is microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe. (The lid and the insert should always be washed by hand. Never place timber in the dishwasher. Simply rinse and place on edge to dry.)

$280

This colourful children’s necklace and bracelet is carved out of the Howlite crystal, the stones are threaded onto strong, durable, elastic.

The Howlite crystal was traditionally known for its healing properties and worn as jewellery to help focus the mind, increase knowledge, improve memory and better process emotions. Howlite is a wonder stone that can help children overcome difficulties in communication, heighten creativity and boost self-expression. It has also been known to aid in the treatment of anxiety disorders and help improve learning abilities, especially if suffering from “ADHD”. When used as a gem elixir before going to bed, it has been known to help cure insomnia and relieve growing pains and cramps. Even though this crystal is often dyed a different colour, it does not affect its healing properties.

(Always use lukewarm and soapy water to clean your Howlite jewellery. Dry it with a soft cloth or a piece of cotton to remove any soap or water residue.)

$100

The juxtaposition of 24ct gold and natural bone complement one another perfectly in this luxurious lamp. Crafted from an ancient camel pelvic bone that was found in the south of France, it most likely originated in North Africa (given several of the surrounding countries are former French colonies). It is gilded with 24ct gold and sheds a beautiful, soft light.

The bone is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process) and is finished in a clear matte coat for protection from dust and fingerprints. The gold is finished with three coats of shellac. A rare, antique brass and marble base compliments this piece perfectly.

$2,000

Organic and raw, these beautiful cheese platters are carved out of solid Italian Carrara marble and sanded perfectly smooth with nine different grades of paper, the logo is lazer printed and painted by hand

$150

This dining table is Crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17 century, sustainably managed French Oak forests. The table top is made up of twenty-eight barrel heads. Dismantled, cut and ripped to size, then laid parquetry style, they still bare the original scars and stamps with the Cooper’s badge and the winery logo.

The base is domino jointed American White Oak, with hidden (adjustable) stainless-steel feet with rubber soles to keep the oak legs out of water and level on uneven surfaces. The entire table is finished with a crystal clear, premium grade, two-pack polyurethane, for unmatched durability. It has excellent chemical resistance, waterproofing and weathering properties.

This solid oak table is designed for both interior or exterior use and measures 3100mm long by 1300mm wide and 780mm high. It seats sixteen comfortably. It can be custom ordered any size and will be priced according to size.

$20,000

Traditional in style and modern in design, this dining chair has curves that fit to your body (supporting the nape of your back), and is extremely comfortable to dine or lounge in.

It is crafted from American White Oak and 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17th century, sustainably managed French Oak forests. Domino jointed, the oak can be ordered to come in its natural blonde state or left with the stunning purple hues of the award-winning wine that it once housed. It can be ordered in three clear finishes including oil, polyurethane, or an exterior, marine-grade, water-based, timber finish, that incorporates UV absorbers. It is mortise and tenon jointed right through the frame and into the staves for superior strength and durability. The hardwood tenons become a beautiful feature.

$850

Crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17th century, sustainably managed French Oak forests. The table top is made up from barrel heads that are dismantled, cut and ripped to size, then laid parquetry style. They still bare the original scars and stamps of the Cooper’s badge and the winery logo.

The base is domino jointed, American White Oak with hidden (adjustable) stainless-steel feet with rubber soles to keep the oak legs out of water and level on uneven surfaces. This solid oak table is designed for both interior or exterior use and seats six comfortably,

The matching chairs, like the table, are traditional in style and modern in design. With curves that fit to your body (supporting the nape of your back), they are extremely comfortable for both dining or lounging in.

The oak can be ordered to come in its natural blonde state or left with the stunning purple hues of the award-winning wine that it once housed. Both the table and chairs can be ordered in four different types of clear finishes including oil, polyurethane, an exterior, marine-grade, water-based, timber finish, that incorporates UV absorbers, or a crystal clear, premium grade, two-pack polyurethane for unmatched durability. It has excellent chemical resistance, waterproofing and weathering properties.

$16,100

These beautiful children’s wristbands are crafted from the high-quality Hornback leather of a Saltwater Crocodile.

They are made to order and fit the individual perfectly with Japanese brass dome rivets so they can be taken off and on.

Australian Saltwater Crocodile leather is extremely durable and is the finest grade of leather among the 23 crocodile species around the world.

As with all of our products, these are ethically sourced from suppliers that ensure environmentally responsible farming practices.

$100

Crafted from furniture-grade, high-pressure laminated birch, this innovative modern design is flat packed and slots together with ease. Simply attach the vertical wall mount to the wall using the template provided, slide the uprights on accordingly (covering the mounting screws completely), then slot the horizontal shelving into place. The spherical shelving unit has no visible mounting hardware and becomes a statement piece in any room. 1900mm in diameter, 350mm at its deepest point and each square is 350mmx350mm.

$3,800

Crafted from Italian Carrara marble and solid American White Oak, the marriage between these two beautiful mediums makes for a stunningly visual, yet functional, Chopping board/serving platter. It’s main features a deep, wrap around, juice groove and non-slip rubber feet. It is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food. (Please note: never place timber in the dishwasher. Simply rinse and place on edge to dry.)

800mm long and 400mm wide.

$700

These beautiful double wrap wristbands are crafted from the high-quality Hornback leather of a Saltwater Crocodile. Hard and durable on the outside, these wristbands are soft and supple against the skin. They are meticulously 24ct gold-gilded using traditional methods and are finished with three coats of premium shellac. Shellac is used to strengthen the hide and it improves the shine lustre and longevity by providing water and scratch resistance—the perfect finish for the pure gold leaf.

These bracelets are designed to distress naturally over time, leaving you with 24ct gold in all the valleys and black leather on the peaks. This is the desired look . They are made to order and fit the individual perfectly with Japanese brass dome rivets so they can be taken off and on.

Australian Saltwater Crocodile leather is extremely durable and is the finest grade of leather among the 23 crocodile species around the world.

As with all of our products, these are ethically sourced from suppliers that ensure environmentally responsible farming practices.

$500

These gorgeous, earthy ottomans are crafted from a government-felled palm tree and have been meticulously hand-painted with acrylic paint by Canadian artist, Vanessa Bate. Standing at slightly different heights of around 450mm, they are the most versatile addition to any home.

$400 each

In collaboration with high end street wear brand, Ten Pieces, this stylish and functional, unisex, wallet is crafted with beautifully soft leather and a durable cotton lining. With separate folds for cards, it is small enough to fit a large smart phone and keys. The rope is silky smooth, triple braided climbing rope, designed to be worn across the shoulder.

$160

Crafted from carefully selected reclaimed Oregon timber, each length of timber is individually de-nailed and shaped with grinder and sander. This beautiful antique style dining table is made with modern jointing techniques for durability and has black exterior filler to enhance its aesthetic. Finished in a gloss, low-sheen or clear matt coat, it can be custom ordered to your specific dimensions and has optional matching bench seats. This is one of our most popular items.

$7,000

Pricing varies depending on custom size

Crafted from solid American White Oak, this table combines elegant, modern design with ancient techniques. The oak is 45mm thick with a large bevelled edge and domino jointed with breadboard ends, that have been doweled through the domino joints with elongated holes. This allows the perpendicular grains to move with the season, without causing friction or splitting. This time-consuming technique is difficult, but extremely effective, and though not often used in today’s furniture design due to mass production, it is the correct artisan method. It is three meters in length, 900mm wide at one end and 1900mm wide at the adjacent end. With round corners creating a quadrilateral or trapezoid shape, it is designed for two people to have an intimate dinner or meeting at the 900mm end, or to seat 15 people for dinner functions or board meetings. The unique shape ensures everyone is visible without having to lean in to see one another.

It has been finished in the traditional, and ancient, Japanese technique called ‘Shou Sugi Ban 焼杉板’ (or Yakisugi), which preserves wood by charring it. The process involves charring the wood with flame, cooling it with water, brushing it with horse hair, and finishing it with a water-based clear coat. The result is a jet-black, matte finish that accentuates the natural grain. Depending on the angle of the light, the charred wood can take on a silver to purple facade.

The base is industrial strength chrome and black powder-coated metal, inspired by Eames.

$17,000

This stunning Gemsbok skull floor lamp is tall, slender and elegant. It is crafted from one hundred percent natural bone that is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process). It is then carved, sanded and finished with a matte clear coat for protection from dust and fingerprints. The horns have also been buffed and polished.

It is mounted on an antique, solid hardwood base, that has been finished in the traditional, and ancient, Japanese technique called ‘Shou Sugi Ban 焼杉板’ (or Yakisugi), which preserves the wood by charring it. The process involves charring the wood with flame, cooling it with water, brushing it with horse hair and finishing it with a water-based clear coat.

This natural bone floor lamp radiates a beautiful soft light from an easily accessible 15w globe that has been carved into the rear cavity.

$3,800

In collaboration with artist Benjamin Single, these striking log ottomans can be used as seats, tables, plinths or simply as a functional art installation.

They are crafted from the mighty Mountain Ash (Tasmanian Oak) and sourced on a private property in the Victorian highlands, where their demise was natural. These majestic, native trees, had been standing dead for nearly ten years—a perfectly natural drying process—and were felled by Dion before going to ground to rot. They finished curing slowly in the studio for three years and look exactly as they did on the mountain, with colours ranging from a multitude of grey shades, through a pastel rainbow. Some still bear the scars of the local wild Sambar deer, rubbing his antlers against the trees.

They are hand-painted with acrylic paint, sanded smooth and finished with a clear coat for protection and durability. The moss-covered logs are also available and will continue to live and thrive if you simply mist them with water.

$400 – $900

Gold nuggets are rarer than diamonds and no two nuggets are the same. The gold nuggets used in Dion Antony Artisan Jewellery are individually unique and are amongst the purest found anywhere in the world.

Australia’s Pilbara region is renowned for consistently producing alluvial gold of 91.67 percent purity and above, in its rawest form. This is the equivalent of 22ct gold.

This nugget was located with a metal detector and pickaxe and was retrieved from the earth by hand, in the remote Australian desert. It has not had any minerals removed from it. A custom wax mould is crafted to embrace the nugget and fit your finger precisely. This individual mould becomes the 18ct gold ring that the nugget is set in.

$4,500

Crafted from solid tongue and groove cedar, this beautiful collapsible trestle table has been left in its natural state so it will age and wear according to its environment. It is light weight and robust and features custom wrought iron hardware.

$2,000

Crafted from furniture-grade, high pressure, laminated birch. Modern and stylish in design, each piece is CNC routed and then sanded by hand. This genius design allows you to purchase the uprights, shelving and brackets to suit your individual style and needs. Simply attach the vertical wall mount to the wall and slide the brackets onto the uprights accordingly, then place the shelving on top of the bracket.

Vertical wall mount  $195

S shelf $130              S bracket $26

M shelf $195             M bracket $39

L shelf $260             L bracket $52

Desk shelf $585       Desk bracket $130

Beautiful and functional, these antipasti tweezers are crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels. Sourced from 17^th century, sustainably managed French Oak forests, they are designed for individual use as opposed to large serving tongs.

They are 250mm in length, have non-slip, hardwood grips (perfect for griping stubborn toast from the toaster) and are shaped, carved and sanded by hand. They are finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils that make them smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$45

In collaboration with artist Benjamin Single, Dion has designed these orchid gardens to be kept indoors, as living art. Simply spray them with misty water, and the rare mountain moss and orchids will add colour and life to any interior.

They are crafted from the mighty Mountain Ash (Tasmanian Oak) and sourced on a private property in the Victorian highlands, where their demise was natural. These majestic, native, trees had been standing dead for nearly ten years—a perfectly natural drying process—and were felled by Dion before going to ground to rot. They finish curing slowly in the studio for three years and look exactly as they did on the mountain, with colours ranging from a multitude of grey shades, through to a pastel rainbow and pink. Some still bear the scars of local wild Samba deer, rubbing his antlers against the trees. In some places the timber has been burnt and clear coated (this will not rub off).

They are mounted as three, at varying heights, on 32mm furniture-grade, laminated, birch plywood

$1,200

Industrial yet elegant, this recliner has curves that fit to your body (supporting the nape of your back) extremely relaxing to lounge in.

It is crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak, wine barrels sourced from 17 century, sustainably managed French Oak forests. The oak comes in its natural blond state or can be ordered to come in the stunning purple hues of the award-winning wine that it once housed. It can be ordered in three clear finishes including oil, polyurethane or an exterior, marine-grade, water-based, timber finish, that incorporates UV absorbers.

The metal frame is powder coated and can be ordered in a colour of your choice. The cushions are hand stitched, diamond-tufted, top-grade leather—very soft, very durable and extremely comfortable. It comes in worn black, white or tan and is held in place with beautiful timber toggles or studs. The cushion can be taken off and on with ease.

$7,500

This bike is crafted from solid Western Red Cedar and is domino jointed right through the frame, with hardwood dowels for superior strength. The frame and forks are shaped and carved by hand for perfect balance. It is sanded smooth and finished with exterior marine-grade, water-based, clear coat, that incorporates UV absorbers. Complete with matching, hand-stitched leather seat and grips, chrome handle bars and chrome replica exhaust pipes, L.E.D headlight and air tires on solid cedar rims.

Balance bikes are sold as art only.

$2,000

Crafted from Italian Carrara marble and American White Oak, the marriage between these two beautiful mediums makes for a stunningly visual, yet functional, cheese board. It is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that makes it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$120

This wall mount is crafted from 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17 century, sustainably managed French Oak forests. It is finished in a water-based, marine-grade, clear coat.

This unique design catches the runoff water so you can keep your plant on an interior wall (including a plaster wall above carpets) without risk of water damage or having to remove it from the wall for watering.

$450

Crafted from nearly fifteen lineal meters of Spotted Gum, a beautiful native Australian hardwood, the ‘Fuck Off’ butchers block is just over half a meter wide and a meter in length. It is an end grain-style chopping block that can be ordered with or without the inappropriate laser-engraved insignia.

End grain is far superior than long grain when it comes to chopping blocks and is preferred by all professional chefs and butchers. The surface basically heals itself, parting and closing with the knife as it slices through the grain—keeping your knives sharper longer. This is an heirloom piece and will outlive your children’s grandchildren.

The imported glue that binds the timber together is one hundred percent waterproof and is the only wood glue that is FDA approved. The block is finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils, that make it smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes also exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$2,000

The juxtaposition of 24ct gold and natural bone, complement one another perfectly in this luxurious lamp. Crafted from 100% natural pelvic bone and guilded with 24ct gold this lamp sheds a beautiful soft light that is stunning from all angles.

It is professionally cleaned to museum standard (a three-month process) and is finished in a clear matte coat for protection from dust and fingerprints. The gold is finished with three coats of shellac. A rare, antique brass stand compliments this piece.

$3,800

Functional and beautiful, this leather workout ball cover is removable and available in all colours and leather grades. 650mm in diameter, it is perfect to lounge around the living room, use for a workout, or as a desk chair.

$800

Designed with soft light in mind, this elegant floor lamp is crafted from one hundred percent natural bone, obtained from sustainable ethical sources. The bone is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process) and it rests upon a rare antique, brass stand.

$2,300

This farmhouse kitchen table is made from reclaimed Oregon timber, that was imported from Canada over one hundred years ago and has served as the foundation of a home in Sydney for the last ninety years.

The original burn marks, remnants of the probable demise of the house it once held up, have been kept and restored by using flame sculpting as a feature. The beautiful saw marks throughout this elegant and robust piece are from the mill they were born in.

Dion has also used the mortise and tenon joins, common for early 1900’s, along with more modern techniques for strength and durability. It is three metres long, 900mm high and 1100mm wide, and it stands on heavy duty, cast metal wheels.

$9,000

This deer skull floor lamp is large and regal. It is crafted from one hundred percent natural bone from sustainable sources and of natural demise. It is professionally cleaned to museum grade standard (a three-month process).

It is mounted on an antique, solid brass base, and it sheds a beautiful soft light from an easily accessible 20w globe that has been carved into the rear of the bone cavity.

$3,800

Crafted from the mighty Mountain Ash (Tasmanian Oak), this beautiful set of four log stools range in height from 300mm to 450mm. Sourced on a private property in the Victorian highlands, their demise was natural. These majestic, native, trees had been standing dead for nearly ten years—a perfectly natural drying process—and were felled by Dion before going to ground to rot. They finished curing slowly in the studio for three years, and were then cut to size, sculpted and shaped, before being digitally CNC routed in 3D.

They are sanded perfectly smooth and finished with a clear matt protective coat. They look exactly as they did on the mountain, with colours ranging from a multitude of grey shades, through to a pastel rainbow and pink. Some still bear the scars of local wild Samba deer rubbing his antlers against the trees.

$1,400

Gold nuggets are rarer than diamonds and no two nuggets are the same. The gold nuggets used in Dion Antony Artisan Jewellery are individually unique and are amongst the purest found anywhere in the world.

Australia’s Pilbara region is renowned for consistently producing alluvial gold of 91.67 percent purity and above, in its rawest form. This is the equivalent of 22ct gold. This nugget was located with a metal detector and pickaxe and was retrieved from the earth by hand, in the remote Australian desert. It has not had any minerals removed from it.

The black and gold ring is crafted to fit your finger exactly, and the black base is polished black acrylic.

$900

These bear claw salad servers are crafted out of 120-year-old recycled, French Oak wine barrels, sourced from 17 century, sustainably managed, French Oak forests. They still bear the deep redish-blue/violet stains from the award-winning wine that they once housed.

They are meticulously carved and sanded by hand and finished with a blend of natural waxes and food grade mineral oils that make them shine and smooth to the touch. These oils and waxes exceed FDA regulations for direct and indirect contact with food.

$70

Crafted from rare, second-hand, Oregon timber. These benches are three metres long, 450mm high, 300mm wide and 90mm thick. They are sand blasted to reveal the natural valleys and peaks of the grain, then white washed to the desired whiteness and finished with three coats of a clear polyurethane.

$750