Craft a fold shelf with Manner Furniture

$440.00

Join local designer and craftsperson Mark Lilly from Manner Furniture for this special edition workshop. Learn how to create your own 'fold' shelf over three considered classes.

Mark's signature design was a 2019 VIVID Design Awards finalist in Object Design category and plays with the idea of timber looking as malleable as paper, deriving function from appearing to fold back from the wall. The shelf can be flipped and used upside down by unscrewing the keyhole brackets on the back of the shelf and rotating.

You'll be able to choose from American Oak, Jarrah or Walnut for your shelf.

All tools, materials and light morning tea will be provided for each session. 
There are no previous skills required, simply bring your authentic self.

Each class has limited seats, only 4 people per workshop. 

Takeaway

  • 3 sessions in the warehouse learning from Mark Lilly from Manner Furniture
  • A fold shelf of your own making in American Oak, Jarrah or Walnut (120H x 420W x 160D)
  • Basic tool knowledge to make your work
  • An heirloom piece to display in your home
  • A bottle of finishing oil to protect your piece
  • The skills and confidence to continue making 
  • Coffee and cake from our cafe at each session

About Mark

Manner Furniture was established in 2019 by Mark Lilly. The studio has a craft-centric approach to design, showcasing the products of experiments in form and function.

Terms and Conditions

Please note this class requires a minimum of 4 attendees in order to run. All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. If you are unable to make your date you are able to send someone else in your place. You can find more details in our Terms and Conditions.

Photos by Louise Coghill 

Workshops at Stackwood

Meet new people + practice presence while learning a valuable craft or skill.

Curated workshops are held in our beautiful, light-filled hall, and
range from gardening knowhow to pottery, wood carving to cooking. Enjoy learning new — or indeed old — skills, and leave with a lovely object of your own making.