Deeprose Furniture
Combining product design thinking with traditional woodworking craftmanship
A Designer's Eye, A Maker's Hand
My background combines formal design training with traditional cabinetmaking. This allows each project to be considered from multiple perspectives: how it looks, how it functions, how it fits within a space and how it will be built.
The result is furniture and interiors that are carefully resolved before a single piece of timber is cut, then crafted with the attention to detail that only comes through making.
Bespoke Furniture
Some spaces simply need a piece that doesn't exist yet.
Kitchens
A kitchen should work hard without feeling hard-working
Fitted Libraries
Fitted Libraries. The best additions feel like they were always there
Bathroom Vanities
Everything has to earn its place
Home Offices
A workspace should help you focus, not remind you that you're working
Furniture Shaped by People and Place
Good furniture should solve a problem so naturally that, once it's there, its hard to imagine a room without it.
If you have a project in mind, whether it's a single piece of furniture or a complete fitted interior, I'd be pleased to hear about it and discuss what might be possible for your space.
Understanding First
All projects start with understanding the space, who will use it and what it needs to acheive
Designed to Belong
Made for the years ahead
The Details Matter
The smallest decisions often have the greatest influence on how a piece looks, feels and endures.
Always Learning
Experience teaches. Curiosity keeps it interesting