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How our furniture is made

Solid-timber sofas, tables and beds, joined by hand and finished with natural oils. These are the four stages every piece goes through.

From board to your home

A dining table takes about five weeks from rough board to your floor. Most of that time is the wood resting, not people working.

  1. Straight, even grain on a white oak board
    01

    Choosing the boards

    Timber arrives kiln-dried, then rests in the workshop for six weeks so it settles to our climate before a single cut is made.

    Acclimatised · Graded by hand

  2. Hands fitting a mortise-and-tenon joint at a workbench
    02

    Cutting the joints

    Joints are marked from the actual board, not a template, so grain runs continuously across rails, legs and tops.

    Mortise & tenon · Dovetail · Bridle

  3. Oil being worked into the surface of a timber tabletop
    03

    Finishing by hand

    Three coats of plant-based oil, rubbed in and cut back between each. It keeps the feel of the wood and is easy to repair.

    Natural oil · No lacquer

  4. The Linden sofa set up in an apartment living room
    04

    Bringing it home

    We call to book a two-hour window, carry the piece in, assemble and level it, and leave you a care kit for the years ahead.

    Two-person delivery · Assembly included

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