Apple Crate Furniture

09/02/2016

Work in progress: a coffee table inspired by a railway cart. Salvaged Oregon pine beam, steelwork by my friend Kazak. Feel free to stop by to see it in person.

07/12/2015

Stunning set-up of the pre-reception area for Stacy & Allister's wedding by Naomi & Jade at Searle's Trading Post. Entertainment table & pergolas were built by and rented from Apple Crate Furniture. :)

Set up of the pre reception area for Stacey & Allister's wedding today in Greyton.

03/11/2015

Just spotted Sandy's post to Greyton Unplugged: "Don't you just love my sideboard made by Pierre from Apple Crate Furniture. Furniture fame! His crepes aren't too shabby either! Thanks Pierre, love it!"

Thank you for the kind words Sandy. It's a pleasure.

30/09/2015

Making crepes at National Arts Festival Grahamstown with Marcel, wearing Printed Truth hood scarves. I built my flat-packing stand from weathered apple crate wood, of course.

24/09/2015

The workshop taking shape. Finishing touches still to come. Preparing for Greyton Arts Fesival

18/09/2015

Funky table and bench set. In-house design. Loving the look.

21/08/2015

The Cookie Yard is Obz' new place-to-be for delicious coffee and and a wide variety of cookies, biscuits and rusks. It was an absolute pleasure to work with Karen from Bags of Bites, creating a bespoke solution for her latest brainchild. Go and check it out!

27/06/2015

Something very exciting is about to happen at our workshop. Those who know Karen might be able to guess what it is!

P.S. We're both wearing Real + Simple denim.

09/03/2015

"Raw" bookshelf, designed for large books.

23/02/2015

It was a rainy Saturday in Greyton this past weekend, and I decided to open the workshop up for viewing of the available pieces. It was fantastic to have so many people walk in and come take a look and have a chat. Thank you to all of you that came in to say hello.

18/02/2015

I just wanted to share some excitement with all of you: the all-new Apple Crate Furniture website will be launched very soon!

P.S. I love collecting pebbles off the beach.

16/02/2015

I picked up a 'new' supply of wood today, and again I was amazed by the age of the apple crate wood. Quite a large percentage of the wood that I received today is 27 years old! Twenty-seven years! Considering everything these bins have to endure, the strength and durability of the wood is well proven.