In Simon's craft as cabinet maker he offers bespoke handmade furniture of the highest quality. From initial contact and brief, through to the finished article, he will spend time to listen to what is needed, also to discuss design and details in order to produce what is required, for you the customer. In his furniture he uses solid timber - oak, pippy oak (highly figured timber with clusters of small knots), cherry, walnut, mahogany, ash etc. all hand selected for each commission.
Every item is hand polished for colour and finished requirement. He produces some of the best English oak and fruit wood furniture available. All types of furniture from lamp tables and coffee tables, sideboards, traditional dressers and racks, dining tables, chairs, beds, display/china cabinets, through to painted, fitted and free standing furniture, cupboards, in contemporary or traditional English style can also be individually made to suit the interiors they are to be placed within.
Wall panelling and wainscoting with mouldings and features taken from traditional pattern books to transform rooms to beautiful interiors, can be provided to give an affordable design statement.
Every item is hand polished for colour and finished requirement. He produces some of the best English oak and fruit wood furniture available. All types of furniture from lamp tables and coffee tables, sideboards, traditional dressers and racks, dining tables, chairs, beds, display/china cabinets, through to painted, fitted and free standing furniture, cupboards, in contemporary or traditional English style can also be individually made to suit the interiors they are to be placed within.
Wall panelling and wainscoting with mouldings and features taken from traditional pattern books to transform rooms to beautiful interiors, can be provided to give an affordable design statement.
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Simon started his career as an apprentice for one of the country's top cabinet maker firms, Arthur Brett and Son in Norfolk, they specialised in top quality mahogany and walnut reproduction furniture.
Having passed his five year apprenticeship he went on to study furniture design and history being awarded the Licentiateship of the City and Guilds.
For the next fifteen years valuable experience was gained working in restoration of early oak furniture, fittings within church buildings and making copies of oak furniture in reclaimed and new timber to the highest standards.
Having passed his five year apprenticeship he went on to study furniture design and history being awarded the Licentiateship of the City and Guilds.
For the next fifteen years valuable experience was gained working in restoration of early oak furniture, fittings within church buildings and making copies of oak furniture in reclaimed and new timber to the highest standards.
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