The leg detail of the Sterling had floated around the Lowe workshop for over eight years before finding its pairing with the stunning top that was originally designed for a dining table for the Melbourne graphic designer Tony DiDonato and his family. The frame is a simple, solid design with a subtle reference to the 1960s. When paired with the soft rounded edges of the top whose timber grain runs across the table rather than lengthwise as is most common in table tops, the 1960s reference is furt...

The Springfield was inspired by the architectural aesthetic of the American Prairie School. It’s pillar like legs and solid form gives it a stately presence, making it perfect as the centrepiece of a formal dining or meeting place. 

Angular and modern, the Shima cuts a striking presence. The complex frame joinery creates multiple junctions and points of interest. One of our most dynamic and intriguing tables.

The focal point of the Kodiak is the beautifully expressed detail where the top and leg meet. The discipline and focus required to perfect this one feature bring unique challenges, but the result is something worth savoring.

The most minimal of all the Lowe Furniture designs, Marley is the anchor of any room. Constructed in solid material with beautifully crafted end grain details that enhance the piece beyond it’s simple origins.

Heta represents the very first design in the Lowe Furniture collection. Prior to this all pieces had been custom designed to client requirements. Heta was put into production for the opening of Hub and the first piece still sits in their offices where, after 13 years, it is testimony to how beautifully a well crafted piece can age. This great table was named after one of Andrew Lowe’s dearest friends, Heta Gilbert, a full blood Tuhoe from Lake Waikaremoana, New Zealand, who sadly passed aw...

The Atticus was born in response to a custom project to design two corporate dining tables using Australian Myrtle for Toyota. The design received such acclaim that it was modified to a residential scale and has been our best selling design ever since. International design superstar and personal friend, Patricia Urquiola, once commented upon seeing it in the Hub showroom, that if she had to sit at a table that was designed by someone other than herself, then this table would be it!

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