A great deal of love switches into the bits of solid timber furniture created at Buywood, from the quality workmanship of our own professional craftsmen through to your input being a client commissioning a custom made piece. In this article we wanted to provide you with some insight into what differentiates the timber furniture made at Buywood from other furniture makers across Australia.
High Quality Solid Timber
Only at Buywood Furniture we use good quality, recycled solid timber from sustainable sources to produce unique, timeless furnishings. Once built, our timber pieces undergo a rigorous sanding and polishing process by skilled polishers. As each piece of furniture is personalized at our Alderly workshop, any one of our furniture designs may be custom made together with the good quality timber that you pick.
Tailor made Furniture
Our specialty at Buywood is creating custom made pieces to suit the complete needs of our own clients. Individuals our company enjoy meeting customers personally with a one-to-one basis to determine the requirements and be sure how the custom made furniture they commission is a perfect fit because of their home. Lee Kenny, one who owns Buywood Furniture hand sketches all designs created by the Buywood team, and oversees each design from initial drawings to final polishing. If you’ve been associated with designing your furniture piece, you will end up invited to Alderly workshop to confirm its progress, and our experienced team will help you with installing the piece at home.
Four Generations Strong
Lee Kenny is a 4th generation furniture maker who works across all of the custom furniture produced by the Buywood team. He prides himself with a traditional method of furniture making, which slows down the production process and utilises traditional joinery strategies to create pieces that last a lifetime. Currently when the way forward for Australia’s manufacturing industry is uncertain, Buywood Furnishings are proud to own been Australian made and Australian owned for four generations of craftsmen.
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