Inlayed compass rose in sycamore and walnut
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in English walnut and sycamore.
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Large dressing table in maple, birdseye maple and cherry with burr elm details. Behind the doors...
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Oak and Brown Oak. Ergonomically designed by David. W440xD480xH1040
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Walnut and Matt Black Melamine coffee table with lift up surface for working and recreation....
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in Ripple Sycamore, Burr Walnut, Stainless Steel and Glass.
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Ash and American Black Walnut with asymmetric top and sculptured framework.
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Sideboard/chest of drawers
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Wenge and Sycamore. 480h x 300w x 400d (mm)
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A substantial oak table with five dining chairs and a bench, made to match an oak kitchen.
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Zebrano and rosewood
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A simple design given great elegance by the curved, fluted door.
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This limited edition lamp fits snugly into the corner of a room and provides gentle ambient...
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in European oak (two of a set of eight)
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Features through-joint detail with burr oak panels. Commissioned to contain video game console...
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in bird's eye maple, maple and walnut with suede lining.
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This 12 seater dining table was commissioned by a private client looking for a feature piece in...
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Reconstructed wood veneers
700mmx360mmx500mm
Design Makers Chair is Top of the Class
Submitted by Designer Makers... on Fri, 20/01/2012 - 14:00
We were recently commissioned to create a unique story chair in memory of a Yorkshire teacher, a project that has now been completed successfully to the delight of the staff and teachers who came up with the idea.
Dot Mainwaring taught at Sandal Primary School in Baildon and the school asked us to design a chair that would be the focus of story time and which incorporated some of the things that meant a lot to Dot.
She was a member of Ben Rhydding Hockey Club, had a passion for the Tibetan mountains and loved cats. All these things were designed into the chair, which was built to withstand years of daily use in a busy primary school.
The chair was made by Chris Tribe who works alongside us in the workshop and Joanna Howells, of Sandal Primary School, said the staff and pupils were delighted with it.
We were delighted to be approached by the school to take on such a personal project and we hope the chair will not only be a fitting tribute to Dot but will serve the children at the school for many, many years to come.
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