The Gisborne Herald offered me to create an article about my furniture business for the design section of the “Weekender”. The journalist who wrote the article was absolutely brilliant. Since last Saturday, when the article was in the paper, people got … Read More
To get new material for my product’s often isn’t easy. Not every piece of driftwood is suitable to become part of a moebl. I often spend hours walking along the shore and only come back with a couple of old planks … Read More
A couple of weeks ago, I got my first business cards. That was a first step towards advertising moebl. On top of the business cards, I now have leaflets to hand out and tags to put on furniture that’s on display … Read More
Now that the first pieces of furniture are built and the website has gone live, I started to wonder where I could display selected items to make the public aware of my little business. My thoughts began to circle around the “Wine Centre” … Read More
What is a cabinet without beautiful handles and hinges? I think these items are the most important details of furniture. The furniture I build is special – each piece of wood has it’s own history. Therefore, I feel the handles … Read More
As of today, you can order items of the handcrafted “Woolwood Picture” series from the shop. Three different motives are available now and soon there will be more! The yarn and the wood convey a warm feeling and could decorate … Read More
It was a long time since I had a place where I could built my furniture… It was quite difficult to find a new workshop – being new in town and not having many contacts. But here it is! And … Read More
I love my work, and enjoy talking to people about my furniture. The problem: You can tell someone about your furniture, your website… – but as soon as you walk away they’ll probably forget how to get there, or to … Read More
It is not the easiest job to find door handles and hinges that are really old and yet still in perfect condition. And I am pretty sure to have bought all that were available locally…. On my last trip to … Read More
How exciting to see the first results of those hours spent inside the workshops… The very first pieces I made in New Zealand are ready to be displayed!