Business Details
Sustainable Australian-Made Furniture for Home & Commercial Spaces
Mark Tuckey is a Melbourne-based manufacturer and retailer specialising in loose furniture and joinery for residential and commercial sectors. Established with a commitment to sustainability, we design and craft durable pieces using recycled and ethically sourced Australian timber. Our workshop prioritises integrity, simplicity, and environmental responsibility, ensuring products are built to last generations. We offer custom design consultations and collaborate closely with clients to meet specific project requirements. Our end-of-life program supports repairing, rehoming, or recycling furniture to minimise environmental impact.With over three decades of experience, we maintain strong relationships with local suppliers to source sustainable materials. Our team values quality craftsmanship and collaborates across design, production, and logistics to deliver tailored solutions. We acknowledge Traditional Custodians of Country and are committed to reconciliation and ethical practices. Our reputation is built on adapting to industry changes while maintaining locally sourced, eco-conscious production.
Services
Custom Furniture Design
Commercial Joinery
Timber Sourcing
Furniture Repair
Design Consultation
Highlights and features
- We specialise in custom furniture using recycled and sustainable Australian timber.
- Our Melbourne workshop has over 30 years of experience in ethical craftsmanship.
- We offer tailored design consultations for residential and commercial projects.
- Our end-of-life program ensures furniture is repaired, reused, or recycled.
- We maintain direct partnerships with local timber suppliers for responsible sourcing.
Services
Custom Furniture Design
We create tailored furniture pieces for residential and commercial spaces, combining functionality with sustainable design. Our team collaborates directly with clients to develop unique solutions that align with their vision. Using locally sourced materials, we ensure each item is crafted for longevity and environmental responsibility.
Commercial Joinery
Our commercial joinery services cater to large-scale projects, offering custom-designed furniture and installations. We work closely with architects and designers to meet specific requirements while maintaining quality and sustainability. From concept to completion, we deliver durable, aesthetically refined solutions for diverse environments.
Timber Sourcing
We source recycled hardwood, reclaimed timber, and ethically harvested Australian wood to minimise environmental impact. Our partnerships with local suppliers ensure materials meet strict sustainability standards. This approach supports our commitment to reducing reliance on imported resources and promoting eco-conscious practices.
Furniture Repair
Our repair program extends the lifespan of existing furniture through restoration and maintenance. We address wear, damage, or structural issues while preserving the piece's integrity. This service aligns with our philosophy of reducing waste and promoting long-term use of crafted items.
Design Consultation
We provide expert guidance for residential and commercial clients seeking custom furniture solutions. Our consultants assist with material selection, spatial planning, and design refinement to ensure cohesive, functional outcomes. This service supports informed decision-making and project success.
Questions
What materials does Mark Tuckey use?
We use recycled hardwood, reclaimed timber, and ethically sourced Australian wood, prioritising sustainability and local supply chains.
Can I customise furniture designs?
Yes, we offer tailored design consultations to create bespoke pieces for residential and commercial spaces.
Do you work on commercial projects?
Yes, we collaborate with architects and designers on custom joinery and furniture for commercial environments.
What is your sustainability policy?
We prioritise recycled materials, repair programs, and end-of-life recycling to minimise environmental impact.
Where is Mark Tuckey based?
Our workshop and showroom are located in Thornbury, Melbourne, Victoria.
Reviews (4)
Fiona Hill
Dec 05, 2021
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We had a few issues along the way, but the Mark Tuckey team worked hard to sort everything out. We are happy with our tables, which is the most important thing in the end!
Karen Carah
Sep 06, 2021
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I've been purchasing beautiful locally made quality furniture from Mark Tuckey for over 25 years (harking back to Ancient Mode days) and still love and use every piece I've ever bought - they just get better with age. A quick shout out to to say a big thank you to the team for my most recent purchase, a lovely "Tripod Lite Table" for my home office.
Dave in the showroom was incredibly helpful ensuring we got the timber tones and finish just right for the space. I received it on Saturday and its a stunner. Beautifully made and the finish/tones of the timber are perfect just what I was after
Dave in the showroom was incredibly helpful ensuring we got the timber tones and finish just right for the space. I received it on Saturday and its a stunner. Beautifully made and the finish/tones of the timber are perfect just what I was after
Simon Trewarne
Dec 03, 2020
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Large range of designer, hand made, wooden furniture. The factory outlet in Thornbury is great with a good selection of furniture to see and very knowledgeable, helpful staff. Parking down the street in the factory carpark next door. Most pieces are customizable and can be ordered in multiple woods and sizes. Furniture can be made to order if you have a specific design idea. Went there to buy an amazing dinning table we had been looking at for ages and ended up getting a coffee table as well as purpose built tv unit made to order. Can't recommend them highly enough. If you like quality wooden furniture
Ashton
Aug 30, 2020
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I just wanted to share a bad experience we had at Mark Tuckey yesterday. We have purchased from them before, and we do like their style, but this experience left us most likely never wanting to shop here again. What happened was that my mother asked a lady sitting behind the counter, on the computer, about a bed, and, as apparently she didn't work there (which was very confusing), another gentleman answered. My mother then asked another question on the other bed on display, and the gentleman responded, a little curtly, that he was busy with another customer. In this case, he should never have answered
