We design and build bespoke oak furniture by hand in our Salisbury workshop, for homes across Salisbury and Wiltshire. Each piece is made from sustainably sourced English oak, finished with care, and built to last generations.
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Eight-seater refectory table in quarter-sawn English oak. Chamfered stretcher rail, hand-waxed finish.
Floor-to-ceiling shelving in pippy oak. Adjustable shelf heights, concealed wall fixings.
Freestanding island with end-grain chopping board top, dovetailed drawers, and open shelving below.
We use traditional joinery: mortise and tenon, dovetails, tongue and groove. No chipboard, no veneer, no pocket screws. The joints are cut with hand tools and fitted dry before glue-up, the way furniture was made before factories replaced workshops.
This approach takes longer. A dining table might spend three weeks in the workshop. But the result is furniture that tightens with age rather than loosening, and that can be repaired or refinished decades from now without replacing a single component.
All timber comes from managed English woodlands within 40 miles of the workshop. We buy in log form and mill it ourselves.
Every commission starts with a conversation. We sketch, prototype, and refine until the design fits your space and your life.
Traditional joinery means any component can be replaced or restored without dismantling the whole piece. These are fifty-year furnishings, minimum.