Hand-Woven Craft
Weft (from traditional fabric weavers parlance) references the hand-woven backs of the collection, conveying a crafted aesthetic.
Each piece is individually hand-woven, using laths made in our workshop. The gently opposing curves enhance the character, tones and warmth of the natural woods, with their appearance changing through the day as light moves through the room.
Reminiscent of time-honoured craft and a relevant contemporary piece.
Each and every piece is hand-made in our West Sussex workshop, always one person working on one piece. This approach means we are able to offer bespoke pieces and alterations. If you would like any alterations or to commission a unique piece, please enquire here.
A Cup-on-a-Board
We find joy in the purity of origin for the humble cupboard. An unassumingly simple, hand-hewn plank, termed in the middle ages, merging the words ‘cup’ and ‘board’. Quite literally a board for storing cups. Imagined and used by churches and, in time, adopted in homes, with the purity progressively dissolving, being replaced with ever more elaborate, decorated and carved interpretations.
Our Weft collection of ‘cupboards’ echos a simpler, purer, more honest time, creating a quiet contemporary beauty, celebrating the rich character and warmth of the wood.