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Jaguar C-X75 puzzle

A giant car shaped puzzle is how Jeff described the ambitious project of building a Jaguar C-X75 out of 9mm ply cut on our CNC machines.

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Space maker.

More and more people are searching for creative ways to maximise space in their homes. A murphy bed is a bed that is stored vertically against the wall, often tucked away in cabinets, closets or bookshelves.

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Stand out sanitiser stands

With New Zealand’s Covid-19 response Alert Level system, every single workplace is adapting to comply with new health and safety regulations. A collaboration with Terry Woods from Design Signs led to the creation of these flat-pack hand sanitiser stands.

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A start-up ‘work out’

Cutshop® teamed up with Sara to turn traditional baby development toys and objects into modern, beautiful belongings that could be cherished forever.

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Saving Native Species

We love helping Kiwis ignite their ingenuity and bring projects to life that will serve the nation. We worked with George Campbell from NZ Auto Traps on a distinctively kiwi-esque project to undertake.

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Quest for perfect sound

David Little is a man on a mission to own the best possible sound system within his budget, a sound system capable of reproducing an extremely diverse collection of music while staying true to the original recorded sound.

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Time for children.

During the construction of the Pentagon Early Learning Centre in Tamahere, the owners and staff wanted to capture and communicate their core values and mission statement in a way that kept the values alive in the centre.

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Beauty from waste

Turning MDF offcuts into two sleek, viable products took designer Clark Bardsley and architect Andrew Mitchener nine months as part of the ‘Resource Rise Again’ project.

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