With a background in steel fabrication, Eddie crafts everything from abstract wall pieces to functional installations that toe the line between “gallery-worthy” and “built to survive the apocalypse.” Each piece carries the distinct signature of someone who understands function, strives for quality, and enjoys being creative.
So, whether you’re here for the craftsmanship, the functionality or just trying to answer the age old question – Is it art, Eddie? — you’re in the right place.
And just to clear things up — Eddie isn’t real. A long-running joke that got wildly out of hand. The man behind the welding helmet is Jeremy – a steelworker with an eye for aesthetics, a knack for grinding metal into submission. So no, it’s not Eddie. It’s Jeremy.
Not everything in Jeremy’s world consists of steel and sparks – sometimes, it’s a mix of wood & steel. Think live-edge tables, sculptural shelves, and furniture that still smells faintly of the forest.
You can choose from many premade products or you can call Jeremy and discuss your bespoke projects and various options. No matter how big or small your requirement, Jeremy is always ready to offer you a solution.
You can find Jeremy (or “Eddie,” if you’re committed to the bit) most months at the Langebaan Crafters Market, holding court among the succulents and macramé with a table full of metal and wood wonders — all lovingly made, none of them particularly safe to sit on without asking first. He also pops up at local school fairs and community markets, supporting fellow makers, buying way too many brownies, and reminding people that yes, the thing with bolts is supposed to look like that.
If patience isn’t your thing, you’re welcome to visit Jeremy’s workshop in Long Acres, Langebaan. Try to call ahead, but you are just as welcome to just drop in — he’s usually elbow-deep in projects, and you might interrupt a perfectly good metal-bending or wood-shaping session. Better to schedule a visit than accidentally get recruited for an impromptu welding lesson. All are welcome.
Got a wild idea for something made of wood, steel, or both? Brilliant. Jeremy loves a good challenge — whether it’s a one-of-a-kind firewood rack shaped like a dragon, a dining table the size of a small country, or a wall-mounted bottle opener with very specific vibes. Big, small, weird, wonderful — drop him a message, sketch it on a napkin, or just pitch up with enthusiasm and a questionable drawing. If it can be built, he’ll build it. And if it can’t be built… well, he’ll probably try anyway.
Unless you think newsletters are art. Then this one might be.
Live-edge Coffee Table
Industrial Dining Table
Floating Shelves
Bar Stools
Console Table
Bench with Storage
Bookshelf
Side Table
TV Stand
Entryway Organiser
Standing Desk
End Grain Cutting Board
Wall-Mounted Desk
Custom Bed Frame
Nightstands
Industrial Floor Lamp
Pipe Table Lamp
Wall Sconce
Wood & Steel Pendant Light
Rebar Candle Holders
Wood Beam Chandelier
Lantern-style Desk Light
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Fire Pit
Garden Sculpture
Outdoor Bench
Metal or Wood Planters
Trellis Frame
Pergola Brackets
Bird Feeder Stand
Outdoor Table
Hosepipe Holder
Tool Rack
Wine Rack
Coat Hook Panel
Knife Magnet Strip
Floating Drawer Unit
Workshop Organizer Wall Home & Lifestyle
Mirror Frame
Mantel Shelf
Charcuterie Board
Candle Tray
Key Holder
Magazine Rack
Remote Caddy
Security Gates
Burglar Bars
Security Housings
Wall Sculpture
Abstract Metal Totem
Reclaimed Wood Art Panel
Geometric Wall Grid
Hanging Mobile
Freestanding Sculpture
Burned Wood Wall Piece
Driftwood & Steel Combo
Wood and Resin Inlay
Wire Form Animal Bust
