Evan Dunstone

The striking hall table, Mutawintji 1, takes its inspiration from the ancient and culturally significant landscape of Mutawintji National Park in far western New South Wales. Mutawintji’s arid environment transforms into a place of startling beauty and verdant life when it rains.

For Evan, the ‘raindrop’ figured blackwood echoes the pattern of rain falling on rocks. The table’s fluted elements represent the watercourses worn into the rocks over millennia.

Mutawinji 1, 2021
Designed by Evan Dunstone, Dunstone Design, Made by William Bayliss
Blackwood with “raindrop” figuring, wenge, rock maple, oil finish
1600 x 380 x 900mm
$11,500

Image top: Evan Dunstone, Mutawintji 1, 2021 Photo: Adam McGrath of Hcreations

Portrait of Exhibiting Artist Evan Dunstone
Close up shot of the drawers and fluting detail of a wooden hall table
A finely detailed hall table in a wood panelled and stone entrance foyer of a home with decorative plants
Decorative bracing detail of a wooden hall
Close up shot of the leg detail of a wooden hall table