Galleries & Artisans

Boranup Gallery

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7981 Caves Rd, Forest Grove Caves Rd, Forest Grove WA 6286

08 9757 7585

Located at 7981 Caves Road, Margaret River. Traveling from Margaret River? - travel south on Caves Road, entry on the left after the karri tree valley car park, 5 minutes south of Lake Cave. Travelling from Augusta or Hamelin Bay? - travel north on Caves Road, entry on your right at the northern end of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, about 15 minutes north of Hamelin Bay.

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Restaurant or Cafe
Special exhibitions (galleries, museums etc)
Walk trails
Gift shop

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Boranup Gallery is home to Boranup Fine Furniture. They have been designing and producing bespoke, handcrafted furniture, for 30 years, employing traditional methods with modern designs.

Boranup Gallery is home to a huge collection of art by local and Australian artists working in a range of mediums – paintings, glass, wood and metal sculpture, jewellery & ceramics.

Visit them in the heart of the majestic Boranup Forest, Margaret River, Western Australia.

Boranup Gallery was built by James & Anne Howieson, who opened the doors in 1989 to showcase James’ stunning handcrafted fine timber furniture. Boranup Gallery continues as a family business, their furniture is still handcrafted onsite. They specialise in creating bespoke furniture from the beautiful southwest timbers species such as jarrah, karri, marri,and blackbutt.

Featuring artworks from some of Australia’s leading artists, the gallery brings together a diverse range of artwork in one incredible location. Artists include Chris Spiker, Janey Emery, Adam Stanley, Jos Coufreur, Alan Fox, and many, many more.

Boranup Gallery are proud to be supporting local and regional West Australian artists. Visitors will be enthralled and inspired by the experience they find within the rammed earth walls of this quintessential Margaret River style gallery, the first of its kind in the region.

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Aug

2019

Lots of beautiful art pieces which are mainly glass and wood. The wooden table were lovely. There are also lots of metal animal sculptures and a cafe. Nick Wong