Each piece of furniture is made from solid oak. The timber is seasoned and kiln dried in preparation for the making of this handcrafted product. There is simplicity to the design with no two pieces of furniture the same, as characteristics of the wood give each item a unique look.

When using solid wood, there will always be some natural imperfections. These are usually small knots, natural blemishes, cracks and slight variation in colour. Such characteristics are part of the natural solid wood.

Much of the work that goes into making this furniture is carried out by hand. You will notice the use of a traditional dowel-peg on the mortise and tenon joints. The cabinet maker hand cuts each one into place. Preparation of the furniture for hand polishing is all performed by craftsmen and there may be slight variances in the panels due to the hand sanding process.

Finally the furniture is stained and lacquered. This process will give the wood both colour and protection while the Oiled Oak finish is achieved using Boiled Linseed Oil.

The selection below provides an insight into what is possible, yet our showrooms have very many quality pieces on display for you to browse at your leisure.

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Visit our showrooms and see for yourself the fine collection of furniture on display.