Stainless steel up-lights designed by Carl Woermann. Made for him by yours truly.

Some experimental lights I am working on at the moment. Watch this space!!

The stove I made for Etienne. This is the second one I made. Works like a bomb! Stylish, antique-looking, totally unique. Made of mild steel and wrought iron: It will never crack.

Our stove in Betty's Bay, which I made after giving up on vastly over-priced cast iron ones. I designed it so that, with the doors open we have all the pleasures of an open fireplace, but when we go to bed or out we can seal it up for a safe, slow burn. It heats our entire living space - up and downstairs .

Elegant little table. Used by the Rosenthals as a phone table in Exner Ave

Sculptural mirror frames. I can't rembemer who I made these for. approx 1999

Dee and Andrew's wedding light. I think the most beautiful of the three of these I've made.

The first wrought iron light I ever made, serving me well 15 years later

My kitchen knives one with a ceamic handle. Made from spring-steel, seldom need sharpening!

Illuminated sign for the Savoy Cabbage restaurant. Light is inside the cabbage and behind the writing.

A gate made for Janet Telian's house in Somerset East. A climbing rose rusting slowly!

clue, 100 down: rolled steel bamboo fence with fish and magnolia tree

Jane an David's old gate

book holders, usefull if you are cooking or transcribing reference material!