WIll Brennan Designs will use in-house upholstery skills to create chairs initially. In the future, we would look to introduce other furniture designs like custom timber sofas.   

A dovetail joint is created by joining pieces of wood at a right angle and interlocking two pieces of wood together, similar to connecting two puzzle pieces. 

Steam bending is the process of softening wood with steam in a box until it becomes pliable enough to bend. 

When veneers are attached to substrates, it increases the strength of the material. Solid wood furniture can suffer from the stress of temperature and moisture levels, leading to wood cracking or swelling.

Mortise and tenon joints are a traditional joinery technique that can be traced back hundreds of years. This joinery technique is considered one of the strongest joints next to the dovetail joint.

Timber choice is an integral part of your design process. Will Brennan Designs sources a wide variety of beautiful timber from Britton Timbers.

Will Brennan Designs woodworkers are currently working on an outdoor project based in Balgowlah, Sydney. This outdoor project has the team working with an innovative material, Accoya®. 

The draw card of custom furniture is working with the client to get what they really want or love in their home and for them to add the connection that they were part of the design process.

Keen to design your own dining table but not sure where to start? The Will Brennan Designs team loves helping clients come up with the perfect design. If needed, our team of designers and woodworkers offer advice when it comes to dining table inspiration measurements, colour selection and wood selection.

Between road closures, Will managed to make it out to his hometown, Warren, to deliver custom-made bedside tables and a sideboard to the Ruskin Rowe Family.

Recently, an Orange local winery, Swinging Bridge opened the doors to its new cellar door.

This project involved some of the Will Brennan team heading out in our van to install the moveable wine partitions.