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Glosswood · New Range

Glosswood is a Perth-based business run by husband and wife team Peter and Pam Thomson.  From their factory on the outskirts of Perth, Glosswood create high quality pre-finished timber lining boards for all kinds of applications, made locally from sustainably harvested plantation timber. Their latest range is a collection of contemporary finishes including herringbone designs, shibori-inspired colour washes, and mid-century inspired spotted gum panelling.

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Herringbone Wall 90mm lining board in distressed white from Glosswood. In foreground – Wishbone chair, Frame dining table and Kubus 4 candleholder from Design Farm, Japanese teapot from Remedy, Bell pendant from Radiant Lighting. Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

Midcentury Wall in Spotted Gum four-profile spotted gum designer lining board. Trevor Vickers artworks from Art Collective WA, Aran sofa, Mule Ida side table and Molloy side table and cushion from Design Farm, AJ floor standing lamp from Living Edge, Yellow Turkish pot from Ottoman Empire, Texidors throw and candleholder from Remedy, seagrass matting from Shanghai Shed. Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

White Gloss Wall panelling by Glosswood.  Muuto chairs and pendants, floorstanding lamp and plates from Living Edge,  Scarf (on chair) by Elly Joel of Bell Jar Design, clear vase from Georg Jensen, grey jug from Blu Peter, napkins from Pure Linen, mugs from Le Creuset, Laguiole cutlery from Temple & Webster. Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

Shed Wall 90 lining board in charcoal matte by Glosswood. Penny Coss artworks from Art Collective WA, Tait Jill table and stools and Mr Cooper copper pendant from Design Farm, Mod Collective ceramic vessel from Remedy. Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

White Gloss Wall panelling by Glosswood.  Eveline Kotai artwork from Art Collective WA, Muuto chair and pendants, floorstanding lamp and plates from Living Edge,  Scarf (on chair) by Elly Joel of Bell Jar Design; Hay cushions from Design Farm, clear vases from Georg Jensen, grey jug from Blu Peter, napkins from Pure Linen, mugs from Le Creuset, Laguiole cutlery from Temple & Webster. Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

Pam Thomson of Glosswood with the Midcentury Wall Spotted Gum lining board.  Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

Writer
Lucy Feagins
21st of April 2015

Though we’ve been aware of Perth based Glosswood‘s impressive range of timber lining boards for a little while, just this month marks the release of their latest range, which really pushes the product into new territory!  From striking herringbone configurations to a four-profile spotted gum lining board which channels mid century styling, it’s a bold new direction for this dynamic family business.

‘This project came about as a collaboration’ says business co-owner Pam Thomson. ‘Local stylist Anna Flanders and I sat down one morning and were chatting about the versatility of our prefinished lining boards. We came up with the idea of creating a new series of wall panels which responded directly to current trends, such as herringbone, shibori-style colour washes, and mid century interiors’.

The finished product range is very much a collaborative effort. After workshopping the initial concept with Anna Flanders, Pam invited Perth based interior designer Chloe Gordini to flesh out the ideas and draw the designs to scale, whilst local artist Annabel Dixon was invited to work on one of the walls – the raw paulownia – to create a bespoke finish.

As with all pre-finished boards, one major drawcard of Glosswood’s range is they are all created sealed and ready to use, with a tongue-and-groove profile, so they are super simple to install and require no sanding or finishing after installation.  They’re also incredibly versatile – suitable on walls, ceilings and even on cabinetry. (They’re not, however, suitable for floors!  The lightweight paulownia timber is exclusively used for decorative finishes, and is not designed to be used as flooring).

Glosswood timber lining boards are sold through national timber resellers, including Bunnings. Prices start at $72 per square metre.

‘Art Wall’ a 130mm raw paulownia lining board with yellow wash, a collaboration with artist Annabel Dixon.  Eveline Kotai artworks from Art Collective WA, Eugene chair, Muuto cushions, side table and carafe/glass from Living Edge, Scarf (on chair) by Elly Joel of Bell Jar Design, Cushions (on floor) from Shanghai Shed, Gubi Grashoppa floorstanding lamp and Hay floor rug from Design Farm. Styled by Anna Flanders, photo by Angelita Bonetti/Monad Visual.

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