Paul Milton

Paul is driven to design and construct technically innovative and aesthetically pleasing furniture.

His timber adventure began at the age of sixteen with a five - year apprenticeship served as a cabinetmaker. This then lead to studies at The Australian School of Fine Wood in Dwellingup, where he was mentored by some of Australia’s finest craftsmen, designers and lecturers.

At twenty - two Paul commenced his own enterprise. The hayshed on the family farm  became his workshop and has been extended as Paul developed his furniture business. With fourteen years designing and making furniture he has a broad portfolio with his furniture showcased in many homes and corporate buildings in Australia and overseas.

Paul sources, mills and seasons his own timber. Drawing inspiration from the materials he is inspired by the honesty of the Arts and Craft Movement and the theory of George Nakashima.

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Paul is driven to design and construct technically innovative and aesthetically pleasing furniture.

His timber adventure began at the age of sixteen with a five - year apprenticeship served as a cabinetmaker. This then lead to studies at The Australian School of Fine Wood in Dwellingup, where he was mentored by some of Australia’s finest craftsmen, designers and lecturers.

At twenty - two Paul commenced his own enterprise. The hayshed on the family farm  became his workshop and has been extended as Paul developed his furniture business. With fourteen years designing and making furniture he has a broad portfolio with his furniture showcased in many homes and corporate buildings in Australia and overseas.

Paul sources, mills and seasons his own timber. Drawing inspiration from the materials he is inspired by the honesty of the Arts and Craft Movement and the theory of George Nakashima.