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The cabinet is made from Tasmanian Blackwood. This cabinet can be made in any timber and altered...
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A low drawer unit with many uses; CD storage or bedside cabinet perhaps. In oak with striking...
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Burr oak with ebony details, available with or without the single drawer
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in ripple ash and stainless steel.
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A good example of applying fine cabinet making to wild wood.
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American Black Walnut and Birds Eye Maple veneer.
Two drawer desk.
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Contemporary nest of tables in walnut and burr walnut.
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American Black Walnut and Maple Occasional Tables
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The curve fronted drawer below the mirror is lined with faux suede to hold jewellery.
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Ripple Sycamore and American Black Walnut. 850h x 1280w x 400d (mm)
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in maple, stainless steel and glass.
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English Pippy Oak and American Black Walnut.
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Oak: Inspiration for the seat of these stools came from the shape of a buttercup petal. David...
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in walnut and cherry.
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The through-tenons, wedged with boxwood, are not only a very sturdy construction but become a...
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Wenge and Sycamore. 480h x 300w x 400d (mm)
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Black bean frame, with cherry and sycamore trays and lining. Quilted sycamore veneered panel on...
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Ripple Sycamore and American Black Walnut with inlayed coffee ring stains. 400h x 1000w x 400d (...
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Sycamore and recycled mahogany.
Commissioning furniture
A good piece of furniture is the result of a dialogue between the designer/craftsperson and the client. The starting point may range from a vague idea to a precise design.
A provisional design is usually arrived at based on the client's sketches and/or photographs and measurements, or architects drawings if appropriate. A site visit may be made at this stage as necessary.
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