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Bilgoa and Beyond

02nd April, 2018

Adam Goodrum’s range for NAU is reimagined for outdoor living in thermally-modified American red oak.

A beautiful climate and the quintessentially Australian penchant for good design calls for stunning outdoor furniture. Designer Adam Goodrum’s ambition for his Bilgola range for NAU, first launched in New York in May last year in American ash and then again in June in a limited edition American cherry and tulipwood range, was to develop an outdoor addition to the family.

In collaboration with Evostyle, who manufacture Bilgola, he entered in to a phase of experimentation with a number of new timbers which would be light to maneuver, withstand the elements, be environmentally-sound and, of course, look fabulous. Initial testing with a number ofupon the property had been paid under protest. That on the date the said appellant acquired the said leasehold, to wit: January 24, 1936, appellant National Holding Company became indebted to appellant Bank of America, and to secure that indebtedness the National Holding Company executed a deed of trust covering its interest in the property in question. That on or about January 25, 1936, respondent issued its policy of title insurance covering the said leasehold interest. That on or about April 13, 1936, Frank A. Bouelle and appellants' predecessor in interest commenced an action for the recovery of the taxes paid under protest. That on or about April 17, 1936, appellant National Holding Company paid the second installment of the taxes in question. That on or about June