We are a London based partnership combining the sensibilities of carpentry and textile artistry.
Process and materials are central to our practice. It’s often in the journey that many moments of beauty can be found before the resolution of a piece.
We first met while studying at the Slade School of Fine Art, where we began to refine our material practices. In our work - both individually and together - we blend traditional craftsmanship with digital techniques. Our aim is to balance the meticulous control of digital processes with the organic characteristics of natural materials rooted in tradition.
At the heart of our craft is a profound respect for the timber we use. We take a great deal of time to build relationships with local timber yards and hand-select characterful boards that showcase the inherent beauty of the material. Often, we let the timber’s distinctive qualities guide our designs, allowing the character of each board to shape the final form.
We make furniture in small batches in our South London Workshop, and unique timber wall panels using our offcuts.
With a commitment to responsible design, we focus on sustainability and craftsmanship that ensures longevity.
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Process and materials are central to our practice. It’s often in the journey that many moments of beauty can be found before the resolution of a piece.
We first met while studying at the Slade School of Fine Art, where we began to refine our material practices. In our work - both individually and together - we blend traditional craftsmanship with digital techniques. Our aim is to balance the meticulous control of digital processes with the organic characteristics of natural materials rooted in tradition.
At the heart of our craft is a profound respect for the timber we use. We take a great deal of time to build relationships with local timber yards and hand-select characterful boards that showcase the inherent beauty of the material. Often, we let the timber’s distinctive qualities guide our designs, allowing the character of each board to shape the final form.
We make furniture in small batches in our South London Workshop, and unique timber wall panels using our offcuts.
With a commitment to responsible design, we focus on sustainability and craftsmanship that ensures longevity.
TIMBER SOURCING
& Sustainability
At the heart of our craft is a profound respect for the timber we use. It forms the foundation of our work, with each piece shaped by the unique character and story embedded in the wood.
We are committed to responsible sourcing. All the timber used within our work is sourced from Fallen and Felled, a London-based timber yard dedicated to rescuing trees from the incinerator.
By choosing timber not grown for commercial purposes, we make a conscious effort to use resources that would be overlooked, allowing us to incorporate unique and distinctive wood varieties into our designs. This practice not only supports environmental stewardship but also enhances the character of our furniture. Our designs highlight the intrinsic beauty of these timbers, embracing their natural features—knots, splits, and irregularities included. By incorporating these characteristics as distinctive elemnts of our creations, we collaborate with the material, minimizing unnecessary removal and reducing waste off-cuts to the absolute minimum.
& Sustainability
At the heart of our craft is a profound respect for the timber we use. It forms the foundation of our work, with each piece shaped by the unique character and story embedded in the wood.
We are committed to responsible sourcing. All the timber used within our work is sourced from Fallen and Felled, a London-based timber yard dedicated to rescuing trees from the incinerator.
By choosing timber not grown for commercial purposes, we make a conscious effort to use resources that would be overlooked, allowing us to incorporate unique and distinctive wood varieties into our designs. This practice not only supports environmental stewardship but also enhances the character of our furniture. Our designs highlight the intrinsic beauty of these timbers, embracing their natural features—knots, splits, and irregularities included. By incorporating these characteristics as distinctive elemnts of our creations, we collaborate with the material, minimizing unnecessary removal and reducing waste off-cuts to the absolute minimum.
James, hand selecting boards from Fallen & Felled
JOURNAL
WORKSHOP, PROCESSES & SPACES