Curved joinery · Perth
Curved joinery and cabinetry
Curves are harder to build than straight lines — which is exactly why I enjoy them.
On this site you'll find timber shelves shaped to follow a curved staircase wall, a curved wash platform for a salon, and a jarrah shelf held together by strips bent into a bow.
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Where curves come in
- Curved walls and staircases
- Designs that call for soft, rounded shapes
- Commercial fit-outs with curved features
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Curved shelves
Timber shelves shaped to follow a curved staircase wall, each one scribed to the bend and fixed on concealed black brackets.
Commercial salon fit-out
Arched openings, a curved wash platform and fitted cabinetry for a complete salon fit-out.
Jarrah shelf with bent-strip frame
A four-tier jarrah shelf carried by strips bent into a gentle bow — all joinery, no screws or nails.
How it works
- 01
Measure & listen
I come to you, measure up and work out what the space really needs.
- 02
Design & quote
Clear drawings, timber and finish options, and an honest price.
- 03
Build & install
Made in my Kewdale workshop and fitted cleanly on site.
Materials
I work in MDF, ply, pine, jarrah and oak — the material is chosen to suit the piece, the room and the finish you're after.
What a customer said
“Jono was great, listened to what I needed and helped me figure out the best way to achieve it. The workmanship was fabulous and I love the finished product. It's not easy to build curved book shelves under a stairs.”
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