So much thought and consideration goes into everything we make, at every stage of the process, and by every member of the team.
In a quick fire Q & A we’d like to introduce you to some of the makers behind the Onebest Furniture brand who turn our designs into beautiful products that are made to last.
Meet our solid surface maker - Anthony Peng, Counters and Desks Hand Joiner/Polish.
1. What is your role at Onebest Furniture, and how long have you been part of the team? I'm a Solid Surface fabricator, and I've been part of the Onebest Furniture family for more than 10 years.2. How did you first hear about Onebest Furniture, and what comes to mind when you think of the brand? I first heard about Onebest Furniture 13 years ago over a pint with Mr Wang—a fitting start to a journey in craftsmanship! When I think of Onebest Furniture, I immediately think of Corian reception desks that set the standard for quality. Once again Onebest Furniture is small company before, but now we are a big family and professional team!3. Tell us a little about your role and the skills it requires. I specialise in fabricating solid surfaces, particularly the intricate, bespoke pieces that demand precision, and a very good eye for detail. A deep understanding of assembly processes is crucial—every cut, curve, and joint has to be flawless.4. What or who inspired you to get involved in design and craftsmanship? From a young age, I spent weekends helping my dad on his projects. Watching him work sparked my passion for joinery—and that hands-on experience has stuck with me ever since.5. When it comes to craftsmanship, what do you admire most about Onebest Furniture? The design innovation, the variety of projects, and the consistently high standards—every piece is crafted with precision, and that's something I take real pride in being part of. Every complicated solid surface counters and reception desks are fully come true made by them.6. What's your favourite piece of Onebest Furniture furniture and why? Definitely the heteromorphic reception desks! It's a real challenge to make, but that's exactly why I love it. There's nothing more satisfying than finishing a complex build and seeing it come together perfectly.7. Which material excites you the most to work with and why? Solid surface. I've been working with it for over 20 years. It's incredibly versatile, and the possibilities for shaping and crafting it are endless.8. What's the simplest way to reduce waste in manufacturing? One rule: measure twice, cut once. It's a simple mindset, but it makes a huge difference in minimising waste and maximising efficiency.
