FRED

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Fred. A mongrel. A cross-breed.

He's got a regal look.
Some say there's royal blood in him.
Viking blood. Bit of a wild streak.
Still, there's a good bit of Tassie in there too.
Keeps his feet on the ground.

From $6500

Now available in the USA as well as Australia. Please contact for US prices and availability.
Fred Table for the USA market Handcrafted to any size or timber by a fine craftswoman Kelly Harris in Brooklyn

2100mm x 920mm Standard

All tables Made to Order - Custom sizes up to 2700 long welcome

Available in Tasmanian Oak Standard, other timbers to order

FRED ORDER FORM

Please note, This is an order request form - we will contact you within 48 hours to confirm your order.

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Please note, we require a 50% deposit to cover purchase of materials. The remainder is due on delivery.

All Fred Tables are made to order. Please allow a 4-6 week lead time from payment of deposit.

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Winner, Vivid Emerging Design Award 2014

Named for one of the children of (Tasmanian) Princess Mary and Prince Frederik of Denmark - a royal of mixed blood.

Conceived after returning to Melbourne from study at the Danish Royal Academy of Fine Art, Fred has Danish design masters such as Hans Wegner and Finn Juhl firmly in mind. It evokes their modernist simplicity of line and tactility of materials. However, it also brings elements which are distinctly Australian to the table. The celebration of Australian timbers, the expression of its fox-tail tenon construction detail, as well as the evocative stance of the legs evoke a tension and poise which is absent from more staid Danish precedents.

Handcrafted by local Melbournian craftsmen, Fred is light and yet strong, owing to solid-timber construction and traditional timber joinery. Fred has a sharpness of line matched with a subtle sumptuousness of curve.

Refer to the care and maintenance page to understand how to look after solid Australian hardwood furniture.

Ceramics in images by Cone 11
Pampa Rug & Kai Christiansen Chair by Modern Times
Photography by Ben Clement