Our process
Commissioning a piece
Design
Whether we are designing a new piece of furniture for your home, or undertaking a large refurbishment project, everything starts with a pencil sketch drawn by Sean. The project can be as much of a collaboration as you would like; we are happy to work with a specific brief and to involve you at every step, or alternatively we are happy designing a piece with creative freedom that we think would work perfectly in your space. Ultimately, what matters most to us is you fall in love with the design and we therefore will go through as many iterations to reach that feeling.
Making
The piece will be hand-made in our workshop in Kent. The natural beauty of wood is very important to us and we hand select materials for every project to ensure the best grain selection. During the making we will keep you updated with videos and pictures so you can see the piece come to life. Once we have finished your piece, we will hand deliver your furniture to you.
Payment
Once we have agreed upon a design an invoice will be sent asking for 50% upfront. We ask for the remaining 50% to be paid upon completion and before delivery. During the making we will keep you updated with pictures to show you how the build is going!
Stunning woods
We believe in creating beautiful pieces of furniture that transform living spaces. To do that, we use beautiful woods from around the world that have stunning figure and characteristics, like burrs and ripples, that catch the eye and leave you with a sense of amazement and bewilderment.
Exotic woods can have vibrant, striking coloration offering rich purples, red, deep browns, with highly distinctive grain patterns. These natural patterns add visual interest and become focal points in the design. Working with the varied properties of exotic woods encourages us to push our artistic boundaries and make pieces of furniture that are unique, expressive, and hopefully treasured.
We ensure the exotic woods used are certified and sourced properly in a sustainable manner, that way we can enjoy the beauty of them while protecting their local ecosystems.
