This prize-winning cabinet is made from brown oak and lined inside with Lebanon cedar. It was designed by Martin Grierson, while Georgy hand carved the wavy patterns on the doors, demonstrating the innovation arising from an effective collaboration between designer and master artisan. The chisel marks were left apparent on the surface, the hallmark of a hand finish.

Length 150 cm
Height 105 cm
Width 52 cm

This pair of brackets was commissioned by a client who shares Georgy’s passion for Renaissance designs, especially the acanthus leaf motif. The intricate details were entirely carved by hand. The plain flat tops are perfect for displaying a prized possession.

Length 30 cm
Height 40 cm
Width 18 cm

For this tableau Georgy carved foliage from lime wood and set the leaves against a blue-grey background, giving them a slightly reflective beeswax finish. The piece is characteristic of Georgy’s innovative approach, finding inspiration in Renaissance paintings and interpreting them as woodcarvings.

Length 30 cm
Height 40 cm
Width 5 cm

It took Georgy almost six weeks to craft this frame. He carved the mat with palm leaf motifs in limewood and used English walnut for the surround. The frame was then finished with a French polish. The piece is typical of Georgy’s work, inspired not only by classical sculpture but also by paintings and drawings interpreted in woodcarving.

Length 27 cm
Height 35 cm
Width 15 cm