Chestnut Series
May 4th, 2010Series Dimensions (W x H) 7200 x 2400mm
Individual Panel Dimensions 1200 x 2400mm
Like all our designs, the chestnut series can be customized and cut from varied, suitable materials.
Brochure pages will be available to download from our main website shortly. In the interim, these can be emailed upon request.
Design EX 2010 - KIF & KATAST Stand, Darling Harbour
May 4th, 2010BACSAC - Fabulous, versatile, flatpacked gardens
February 26th, 2010Splashback Images
February 25th, 2010Introducing Vicki Ambery-Smith & Claire Wolfstein
February 25th, 2010KIF & KATAST is delighted to be featuring the work of internationally renowned jeweller, Vicki Ambery-Smith (United Kingdom), who is currently featured in Craft Arts International. The architectural detail and sense of space is captured seemingly effortlessly. The pieces are fresh & capture the essense of the structures they depict without becoming overworked.
Claire Wolfstein, a talented French jeweller has created a collection of pieces inspired by bird feathers and the way in which they distort as you gently price the feather apart. Her collection consists of a range of pendants, brooches, earrings and a braclet.
Gingko Bench
February 25th, 2010Additional Landscape Compositions
February 25th, 2010Gingko Bench
May 10th, 2009Steel Gingko Bench
This bench, despite it’s organic appearance, is really comfortable and strong. We are currently offering it at the following dimensions, (L x W x H) = 2400 x 400 x 400mm, however, I will introduce two smaller benches in the coming month. The bench is constructed from 3mm steel which we recommended zinc plating prior to powdercoating for outdoor use. There is a reasonable amount of weight in the bench so it should be specified for use in an area where it is moved for cleaning or mowing purposes rather than on a more frequent basis. The powdercoating range which we are currenly using is slightly textured. This creates a subtle, interesting surface texture which has aesthetic appeal whist masking any imperfections in the steel. This allows us to maintain a cost-effective price-point.


































