furniture

Designed to be visually light, this chair is made from thin sections of ebonized English ash. The seat and back are hand woven with 500 meters of gossamer thin stainless steel wire. The seat is designed to catch the light, appearing to float between the frame.

The ash components were made entirely using a 3 axis CNC router, and blended together by hand shaping the joints. The stainless accent components are removable to allow the chair to be rewoven in the future, these are hand polished to a bright brushed finish.

Made from English rippled ash and 5000 year old bog oak, this cabinet uses texture and pattern to disguise 24 drawers. Each drawer features hand cut dovetails and was fitted by hand. The locking mechanisms were custom designed, and manufactured from brass and stainless steel. In total, there are around 1000 components, which took over 500 hours to design, make and assemble.

This cabinet has been the recipient of several awards, including best bespoke piece, and best in show at the Furniture Maker’s Companies Young Furniture Maker awards 2023.

The brief for this piece was to create a cabinet to hold a collection of drawings. The final design is based on an architect’s plan chest, with the classic shallow drawers given modern soft close runners, for a smoother and more precise action. The drawer fronts are graduated in size, with an undulating curve that modulates its shape as it goes down the cabinet.

Made with drawing preservation in mind, the cabinet uses conservation materials and finishes throughout. The drawer interiors are in unfinished beech, with the cabinet exterior in elm. The drawer fronts are made from gently rippled sycamore.

Mimicking a falling water droplet, the legs of this side table merge together to create a continuous form. It is sculpted so that every component is curved, meaning there are no hard edges from any perspective.

We’ve given this piece a slightly more satin finish than we would usually do, to give full voice to the rippled maple and to accentuate its tactile feeling. 

This is an update of a classic piece of Victorian furniture, the Jardinière. We’ve taken the traditional dark woods of the original and replaced it with more contemporary ash legs, and and an elm top and base. The three legs kick out a little for elegance and stability and the top has a water resistant finish for any watering mishaps.

This stand can be made in a selection of different woods and the height can be adapted depending on its situation.

The ambition with this design was to create a dining chair that was resolutely contemporary, whilst still making reference to classic chair construction. This chair uses a combination of CNC manufacturing and hand shaping to achieve its organically patterned seat back. The end result is an elegant chair with an edge.  

Erosion is inspired by flowing aspects of nature, and the design reflects that in the curves, shapes and negative space. The seat and back are made from a single piece of quatersawn English oak.

This refined seat is designed as an intimate space for two. It combines hand woven Danish cord and a hand shaped frame to make a very comfortable and inviting seat.

This piece is made made from English walnut, a very beautiful and sought after timber. The seat is then woven with Danish paper cord, both natural, sustainably sourced materials.