Journal

An honest material, solid timber develops a natural patina in response to its environment – temperature, light, humidity and wear.

As part of our Kindred Collection, we asked photographer and friend of the brand Jono Parker to curate his favourite shots from our recent shoot together in Tasman. 

We enjoyed collaborating with Jono on this collection shoot and hosting him in our workshops.

Mid-June in Copenhagen is something special, as the city comes to life with design exhibitions, activations and events for the annual 3daysofdesign. We enjoyed watching the city bike past, the delicate roses climbing the buildings and walks along the canal. Here's a short reflection on our team's time in the city, including our favourite moments and places to explore.

We recently asked our team to share their favourite memories of Tasman, a place that’s always been close to the heart of Woodwrights. It’s where Adrian & Jackie founded the business, and where it still stands today. 

For many of us, Tasman isn’t just a place, it’s a collection of moments, memories and a life well-lived.

From early mornings by the bay to time spent with family and friends, it’s these memories that make the region so special to our team.

Introducing the first chapter of our Kindred Collection. Chapter 01 introduces pieces shaped by the warmth and texture of our local coastlines. From modular lounging to sculptural timber forms, each piece is designed to bring warmth and composure to everyday spaces.

Pictured - Tidal Arm Chair at Little Kaiteriteri, just twenty minutes from our Tasman workshop, as photographed by Jono Parker.

Interiors - Spatial Studio
Photography - Jono Parker

The first chapter of our Kindred Collection launches this May. Soft ochre sands, sunlit tones at dawn and the gentle ebb of the tide inform a collection that feels grounded, calm and quietly confident.

Pictured - Little Kaiteriteri, just twenty minutes from our Tasman workshop, as photographed by Jono Parker.

Design - José Gutierrez
Build - Envoy Construction
Photography - Sam Hartnett