Terry Neale Furniture

Welcome to Terry Neale Furniture, located at 55 Portage Road, Auckland, New Zealand. As an innovative and creative establishment, we specialize in crafting unique, handcrafted furniture using timber. With a legacy dating back to 1985, we have built a solid reputation for delighting our clients with furniture that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing.

At Terry Neale Furniture, we understand the importance of creating bespoke pieces that reflect your individual style and taste. Whether you are looking for purely functional furniture or a perfect balance of functionality and aesthetics, our team of skilled craftsmen is dedicated to bringing your vision to life.

One of our notable achievements includes the creation of an award for Women of the Year. This masterpiece showcases our expertise in working with timber. The base, made from Burl Totara, exhibits a combination of both worked and natural elements. The figure, crafted from Black Maire, one of our strongest and most durable native timbers, adds a touch of elegance to the award.

Our commitment to customer satisfaction is evident in the testimonials we receive. One client exclaimed, "Terry was able to understand the image I had in my mind and bring it to life!" This level of understanding and attention to detail sets us apart from other furniture stores.

In addition to our exceptional craftsmanship, we also offer a range of services. As a general contractor, we can assist with various home improvement projects. Whether you need assistance with furniture installation or have a larger renovation project in mind, our team is here to help.

Visit our store today to explore our extensive collection of handcrafted furniture and home goods. Our knowledgeable staff will be happy to guide you through our selection and assist you in finding the perfect piece for your home. At Terry Neale Furniture, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional quality and unparalleled customer service.

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