Australian climate by its early settlers. The natural world contributes so much to who we are. What the forests provide is integral to the lives of all Australians and contributes to keeping our country, its democratic freedoms and its culture active and alive. The fight to ensure the survival of Tassie's ancient growth forests is ongoing and championed by many environmentalists. GetUp in Australia rallies Australians to join the cause. Tasmania has some of the finest cool temperate hardwood forests in the world and each species of timber has its own unique character and defining patterns, grains and colours. Some trees are forested under very strict guidelines while others are 'salvaged' from where they have fallen on the ancient forest floor. Tasmanian Fine Furniture, led by Peter Collenette is appropriately situated in George Town road at Launceston where fine furniture,  either free standing or fitted schemes are produced. This includes pieces completed for individual commissions. They don't slavishly copy earlier designs but do follow established principles of design such as balance, rhythm, harmony, proportion and scale when showcasing local timbers in styles that are today considered 'classic'. The pleasing proportion and harmony of 'Georgian style' furniture always keeps people coming back for more and Collenette in his range is featuring some of Tasmania's most beautiful woods with their fine figure and beautiful colours. His delightful 'lady's chair in Sassafras has been carved, inlaid and moulded. The inlays are of Myrtle burl and 'bird's eye figured Huon Pine while the capitals