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The aptly named Harvest, is a statement in over engineering. We made this table to debunk the theory that tables aren't made like they used to (be). The table top is made exclusively from solid 40mm planks of mango wood that run its length and the fake thick edge that is commonplace in the market for this style. A table designed to last generations.

The Crossa dining table styling is inspired by the vintage French farmhouse. The basic cross which forms the legs was a common way of assembling simple pedestal tables for kitchen galleys, from the mid 18th century. We have taken that simple concept, maintained the same engineering and oversize metal bolts and added our famous finishing...

 

Our minimalist contemporary sofa. the York draws on classic square lines, tailor cut knife edge cushions, and an understated jacquard fabric to deliver a timeless design that will endure for years to come.

This suite is all about coastal country chic. The Shaker inspired solid timber base and leg trim, are washed in a light brown which contrasts with a clean light jacquard fabric.

The Oblo chair is blessed with the beauty that only mid century modernism can provide. Sitting astride a solid steel swivel base this generously bolstered classic is designed to help you devour the hours wrapped in stylish comfort

A word on leather... 

We only do very expensive leather and this is why…

To best explain our position we can draw a simple analogy with TIMBER and some of its processed derivatives.

For instance solid timber is shaved when turned into veneer, laminated when turned into ply, and completely mashed when converted into MDF or particleboard. In each of these cases, there is no attempt to pass any of these off as solid timber. It’s very black and white.

The classification of leather however is a very different story. It can be laminated, shaved, and mashed into its completely new profile, and still be classified as leather.
Once we start to journey away from genuine hides (Aniline-Semi Aniline) it is a slippery slope, often with no real way of telling what/how the leather is made, and perhaps more importantly how it will perform in the years ahead.

After being in the industry purchasing leather sofas for 25 years we have decided that we cannot confidently trust any of the cheaper “leather options” to perform as well as the original leather that has been used in upholstery for over 120 years, today it is often called semi- aniline.

It is very expensive to produce, but for us, it’s the only option that we trust.

 

 

Our simple classical occasional chair, the Dan chair is available in a variety of fabrics and full grain leathers.