Furniture Makers in New Zealand

Furniture makers build custom and handmade pieces to order, often in New Zealand timber, for clients who want something bespoke.

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Tom Kerr Design — Furniture Makers in Timaru
Tom Kerr Design

Tom Kerr Design

Timaru, Canterbury
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Walkers Upholstery — Furniture Makers in Alexandra
Walkers Upholstery

Walkers Upholstery

Alexandra, Otago
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Somerfield Upholstery — Furniture Makers in Wigram
Somerfield Upholstery

Somerfield Upholstery

Wigram, Canterbury
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McDonald and Hartshorne Upholstery — Furniture Makers in Christchurch
McDonald and Hartshorne Upholstery

McDonald and Hartshorne Upholstery

Christchurch, Canterbury
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ALTERED IMAGES — Furniture Makers in Christchurch
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ALTERED IMAGES

Christchurch, Canterbury
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Macrocraft Furniture — Furniture Makers in Ashburton
Macrocraft Furniture

Macrocraft Furniture

Ashburton, Canterbury
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Redmonds Furnishing & Flooring — Furniture Makers in Ashburton
Redmonds Furnishing & Flooring

Redmonds Furnishing & Flooring

Ashburton, Canterbury
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Wood Solutions Joinery — Furniture Makers in Dunedin
Wood Solutions Joinery

Wood Solutions Joinery

Dunedin, Otago
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Furniture Makers on Business Directory

Find and compare 8 furniture makers businesses across New Zealand. Browse by region below or search to find exactly the furniture makers business you need.

Furniture makers design and build pieces to order rather than selling off the shelf. They craft tables, beds, cabinets, desks and shelving by hand, frequently in local timbers such as rimu, macrocarpa or oak and work to a client's size, style and budget. People commission them when nothing in the shops fits the space or when they want a piece built to last and passed down.

Look at a maker's portfolio and, if you can, see or touch finished work to judge joinery and finish quality. Ask about the timber source, how it is dried and what finish protects it. Bespoke work takes time, so confirm the timeline, the deposit and how design changes are handled before you commit. A clear quote, a signed design and honest advice on what suits the wood are the marks of a careful maker.

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