Linear Wood Feature Wall by The Barking Axe

ArchiPro Project Summary - A meticulously crafted linear wood feature wall, designed to complement a uniquely curved staircase, featuring laminated curved ply and Tasmanian oak, resulting in a stunning monolithic installation for the office reception area.

Title:: Linear Wood Feature Wall
Furniture Designer:: The Barking Axe
Category:: Commercial/Interiors
Photographers:: Knit Photography

This was a unique build as the curve of the staircase that goes behind the wall had to be measured, templated and mocked up in the factory before it was ever installed on site. The wall started with a backing made from laminated curved ply, carefully pieced together to follow the contour. Once we had the black wall built we had to make sure it would come apart in dedicated pieces to be able to fit on the lift up to the office for installation. Then each piece of tasmanian oak wood was cut, sanded, hand sprayed and then cut to size on site with installation. In the end our goal of making a beautiful and monolithic feature wall for this office's reception area was a success.

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The Barking AxeFurniture DesignersBayswater North, Victoria

The Barking Axe

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Bayswater North, Maroondah, Victoria

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The Barking Axe. The Barking Axe is a family run company that produces custom woodwork, joinery & furniture Our focus is on one of a kind pieces including custom built ins, unique furniture, staircases and anything that requires a woodworker from concept and design to installation. We also excel in elements of metal work integrated into our projects. Our range is quite large as we do small joinery projects as well as large scale shop fitting and feature walls. From farmhouse to modern, we cater to every aesthetic and style. We are an Australian based company that was first established in Canada in 2017 with a focus on bringing quality and custom craftsmanship that stands the test of time. Our name comes from one of the tools used by lumberjacks to strip bark off of logs in the early 1900's. Companies would pay more for peeled lumber, thus making this particular axe an important blade in the lumberjacks repertoire.