Reading Chair No. 4
A low armchair with a woven paper cord seat, built around the client's favourite corner.
Twenty-four pieces from the last three seasons. Each one was drawn for a single room and will never be made twice in the same dimensions.
A low armchair with a woven paper cord seat, built around the client's favourite corner.
Four metres of ash on a trestle base that takes apart without a single tool.
Hand-cut dovetails on every corner and a sliding door that never needs adjusting.
Sized to a laptop and a notebook side by side, with a cable slot cut where the wall meets it.
The only piece we repeat. Six can stack in the corner of a small kitchen.
Douglas fir reclaimed from a mill roof, rolling on brass hardware we had cast locally.
A client asked for a bookcase and mentioned, almost at the door, that the stairs behind it creaked. Fourteen weeks later we had replaced both, in the same oak, with the grain running continuously from the bottom tread up to the top shelf.
Chairs, benches, stools. Upholstery is done by a workshop two streets away and quoted separately.
Anything up to five metres. Above that the timber movement stops being predictable and we say so.
Freestanding cabinets and wall-hung cases. We do not do fitted kitchens, and we will tell you who does.
Send us the piece number and the room it would live in. A first reply usually goes out the same week.