This impressive trio of bespoke mini-beast habitats was a special commission designed to create a haven for local wildlife right in a client’s front garden. Crafted from locally reclaimed scaffold boards, each geometric structure mirrors the bay windows it sits beneath, adding architectural interest. The multi-sectional design allows for various suitable substrates, providing the perfect environment to encourage a thriving ecosystem of beneficial insects and other small creatures, all while elegantly supporting planters atop them

A client with a growing family approached me for a custom storage solution to help organise their entryway. They needed a piece that was not only functional but also matched the style and finish of their existing furniture. Working to their specific dimensions, I designed and built this multi-level shoe rack with a deep bottom drawer for extra storage. Finished in a natural stain by Littlefairs, it now fits seamlessly into their home.

A good customer contacted us with a request to turn their old family dining table into a custom cocktail cabinet, while saving as much of the original ware and marks as possible, including some handwring that had been impressed onto it from a child doing their homework. 

We used the table’s lines to create some shaping for the doors and added custom shelving, as well as a mirror. This gave the cabinet a unique look that was personal to the customer.

A client approached me seeking a solution to conceal their fibre broadband installation, keeping the router and sockets out of reach of little fingers. We discussed creating a functional and practical piece that would blend seamlessly into their home.

The result was this unique shoe bench for their entry hall. Crafted from reclaimed vintage pine sourced from a closed secondhand bookshop, the bench not only complements their period floorboards but also features a slatted design that allows for ventilation while maintaining a stylish appearance.

This geometric shelf was customised from one of our original designs. We added the natural tessellation pattern of cut ended bamboo into one of the spaces giving honeycomb bee vibes.

This was commissioned by a teacher and fittingly it was made from timber from old school gym equipment and with bamboo that was cut down from a garden clearance.

This gives the top a truly one of a kind look with an interesting story.