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Choosing furniture that's made right here in Australia is about more than style—it’s a commitment to quality and sustainability you can trust. At Hunt Furniture, every piece crafted in our...

Designing furniture for use, proximity, and real environments, not to fill market gaps.   Most of the furniture I’ve designed that’s had any real staying power wasn’t created to fill...

Learn how to choose the right kitchen stools for your bench height, how many stools fit at a 2.4m island, and the spacing rules every homeowner should know.

Hunt Furniture is pioneering a greener future with our stool buyback program, ensuring every piece we craft has a life beyond its first home. We're not just making furniture; we're committed to a cycle of sustainability that reduces waste and values longevity. Join us in our sustainable mission—where timeless design meets environmental responsibility

"Starting a furniture design business can be a daunting task, but with the right guidance and a passion for design, it can also be an incredibly rewarding endeavor. As an industry leader and pioneer in the field of furniture design, I have seen firsthand the challenges and triumphs that come with building a successful business. In this guide, I will share my insights and tips on how to turn your passion for design into a thriving business.

At Hunt Furniture, we understand the importance of striking a balance between pushing the boundaries of design and craftsmanship while also being mindful of the impact on the environment. In our blog post 'Designing for the Future: Balancing Innovation and Sustainability at Hunt Furniture' we delve into the challenges of furniture making, and how we approach each project with a sense of purpose and intention to create not only beautiful and functional pieces, but also sustainable and long-lasting designs that stand the test of time.

Design is all about creating value, but true value lies in authenticity. Authentic design is rooted in the unique story, culture, and context of its creator and its intended audience. It's not about copying or mimicking what is popular or trendy, but about creating something that is true to the creator's vision and identity, something that resonates with the audience. Designing with authenticity means taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture, understanding the needs and desires of the people you are creating for and using that understanding to create something that is not just aesthetically pleasing, but has a deeper purpose, meaning and message

When it comes to choosing the right stool for your kitchen, there are many factors to consider. From style and comfort to durability and function, it's important to find a...