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Work of Melbourne-based furniture maker and landscaper Greg Hatton, who goes by the name Twiggy.

Fitting name for an artist who’s work is made from found branches.

(Source: greghatton.wordpress.com)

This pick axe welds utility to beauty, allowing wall worthy art to serve as a last resort home defense weapon. We combined a 36” furniture stained and laquered hickory handle made especially for us and a 5 lb tempered steel head. The shaft features a sturdily sewn together quilted muslin cotton and suede grip.

Now you can disguise your zombie defenses as simply cool wall art.

Check out the rest of St. Liberty’s products. Random lumberjack meets nerd meets almost hipster.

A wooden board is fixed on the wall and supports a number of boxes. They can be hanged, removed, slid freely, always changing the layout of the shelves.

The back of the boxes are constructed in such a way that they compose with the board a plane surface combining different colours and materials.

Who needs IKEA when you’ve got this?

Peephole covers made from eco friendly wood.