Materials

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It is cheap, it is tough and it softens with use. A case for the humblest fibre in the room.

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Built for rough use

Jute was grown for sacks and rope, so it does not mind being stood on, dragged or filled with logs. It softens with use, and the colour settles rather than fades.

Where it works

Use it where a room needs texture and a little roughness: under a walnut table, beside a velvet sofa, or holding the blankets you actually use.

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A fluted oak sideboard in afternoon light
Materials · 4 min read

Why we only work in solid wood

Veneer hides what a table is made of. Solid timber shows it, and it can be repaired for decades.

An ebonised sideboard with a woven cane front

A little moisture, a soft brush and some patience. What to do, and what to leave well alone.

A sculpted walnut chair leg against a stone wall
Workshop · 6 min read

Inside a ten-week build

From the first cut to the last coat of oil, week by week, on a single dining chair.

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