Furniture

We make bespoke furniture in Kent from timber we mill ourselves — long refectory tables, benches, and one-off pieces built around whatever a room, or a story, needs. Tops come off single slabs milled on our own Alaskan mill, worked back by hand and oiled so you feel the grain rather than a film of lacquer, with butterfly keys set across any checks. The steel legs are welded here too, height-adjustable and levelled flat on an uneven floor. Because wood and metal are made in the same workshop, an oak top and the frame beneath it are built to suit each other. We'll take on the pieces others won't: a bench as long as the lorry that delivers it, or a table engineered to cradle a salvaged ship's compass at its true floating angle. Tell us the goal and we'll work out how to get there.