Les Succari Woodworking

Come drop by our booth at G Hotel tomorrow to say hello and check out our exclusive pieces in person, including our signature wooden trolley!

At Les Succari, we aim to continuously improve our designs.

Our last batch of signature trolleys were well received and we've sold out very quickly. This time, we're excited to share our latest design updates ✨🤩

AVAILABLE NOW! Place your order with us today as we're only releasing an exclusive batch of 10 trolleys. DM us today for more info 🫶

If you like satisfying things and beautiful grains, check this out 😍✨

Made for an embroidery artist, she needed a workspace to organize and store her plethora of embroidery threads. 🧵🪡

The cabinet body frame is made from 18mm hard plywood, solid Nyatoh Wood, and Maple veneer. With 9 drawers, each containing 51 compartments, this hefty piece is made for any organized artisan with an appreciation for natural beauty.

As evident in the beautiful grains highlighted from every angle, this beauty was truly a pleasure to work with.

Size: 63cm x 117cm x 100cm
Nyatoh Wood with Maple Veneer

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🌞 Bask in the Sun 🌞 with our gorgeous sun lounger set - designed and crafted to inspire & last for years!

Made with Chengal wood and adorned with Nyatoh accents, this updated design is joined using the traditional Mortise and Tenon joints; a far stronger and durable method of putting a piece together than the conventional screws and nails. 💪😎

Crafted for the artisan with a keen eye for detail, every angle features a distinct mark of fine workmanship. Together with a matching side table, these pieces are made to weather through the sun and rain ☀️ 🌧️

Elevate your space today and contact us! ✨😍

Designed & crafted by Sami Succari
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Proud to share another mosaic work, this time a jewelry box for a dear friend who creates macrame bracelets using precious stones.

Crafted using Balau wood, the interiors are highlighted using Cherry veneered plywood, accented with Nyatoh blocks as holders for the bracelets, providing an aesthetic contrast. For the mosaic work, a combination of Maple, Oak and Merbau wood is used to create the checkered look.

This is yet another piece we take pride on and hope to have more opportunities to create more mosaic pieces.

Last day tomorrow! Do check out the other artists in and around Georgetown.