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Desirable, lasting and unique designs in wood you won't find in the high street shops - tables, chairs, cabinets, lighting |
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Beautifully made innovative designs in wood that are sheer pleasure to live with and you might one day want to hand down to the next generation.
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High backed rocker in solid ash with woven sailing cord upholstery. The trademark design of Jeremy Broun dating back over three decades but still refreshingly modern. Takes up the space of an opened broadsheet newspaper. An heirloom piece that has sold all over the world. |
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Grid Table in solid oak, ash or maple. 600mm square. |
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Three Legged Stool in natural |
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Supplied as an easy assembly kit in bare pine which you can paint. |
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Man and nature table in solid ash. The original was made from a tree given to the maker by Kew Gardens from The Great Storm of 1987. Size approx 2m x 500mm wide x cherry or maple this unique design is made to special order. Span around 3m x 600mm wide x 400 high. |
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Kangaroo Rocker in solid elm. This clever chair uses just four main components. Made to order. Every home should have one ! |
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Rope Easy Chair in |
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Zigzag Table in solid cherry or maple this unique design is made to special order. Span around 3m x 500mm high. The original featured in The Encyclopedia of Tables by Simon Yates. |
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Caterpillar Rocker in grey stained birch plywood with red lacquered ash slats, rubber "shoes". Made to order. The original featured in The Encyclopedia of Chairs by Simon Yates as a truly original design in the way Saarinen's tables use just one centre support. |
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Low energy luminaires sculpted in ash or maple with epoxy resin coating combining mankind's oldest sustainable material with high technology. The Ambience lamp uses cool running bulbs that allow wood to be used for the structure. These lamps |
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Corner Drinks Cabinet in solid ash cut into thick "veneers" from a single board. The original dsign sold at the Sothebys First Sale of Contemporary British Craft in 1980. The clever design takes up little room in a corner (usually a dead space) and holds over a dozen bottles and similar number of glasses. The centre pivot is held with discreetly sunken magnetic catches. The subtelty of the bookmatched grain adds to its charm. Chosen for the Charles Rennie Macintosh Centenary Exhibition at the Hill House in 2002. Made to order in maple, ash or .cherry. |
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Digital Touchscreen Jukebox in solid maple cut into narrow "planks". Superbly crafted with a rolltop cover and tilting head for remote armchair listening via wireless headphones. The onboard computer stores more tunes than you could listen to in a lifetime and any tune can be accessed in just three taps of the screen. Built in amplifier and five speakers. The original design won Jeremy Broun Professional Woodworker of the Year 2005 Award (The Woodworker magazine) and is years ahead of its time. Is in effect an entertainment centre with DVD player. Optional Jukebox software including Windows Media Centre. Over £1000 of electronics hardware and software installed. |
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For information on a wide range of innovative designs visit www.woodesigner.com |
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