From the ancient forests of Australia come fine timbers of an exceptional nature. Ravaged by fire, wind and rain, Australia's forest timbers develop characteristics and qualities that are unmatched anywhere in the world, making them a favourite among connoisseurs of fine furniture the world over.

Deep in the heart of the forests of southwest Western Australia - an area bigger than England - some of the world's tallest trees touch the sky.  Here hardwood timbers such as jarrah, marri and sheoak are being transformed into unique furniture that will be cherished for generations to come. Jarrah, with its durability and superb natural colour, has long been a favourite with craftspeople and consumers alike. In recent years, marri with its gum veins standing in striking contrast to its blonde colour, has increasingly been used in fine furniture. Sheoak's oak-like qualities and superb grain is a natural for furniture that is as beautiful as it is functional.

Working from the small community of Nannup in the southwest of the state, master craftsman Kim Roycroft is transforming these unique timbers into fine furniture of exceptional beauty, style and quality and presenting them to the world - and to you.