We use traditional skills of the cabinet maker to ensure the best craftsmanship and quality of our furniture, even down to the dovetail joints on the drawers. We specialise in bespoke furniture ensuring that you achieve the look and the quality you require. Everything we make is handcrafted from the finest quality Scandinavian timber by our friendly and dedicated team of cabinet makers and joiners. From bedsides to complete kitchens we are happy to accommodate your individual needs.

We also supply a range of standard furniture made to the same high standards - readymade items are available to purchase straight from our showroom.

We have a varied range of designs including The Moorland Range and The Shaker Range incorporating:-

• Bedside cabinets
• CD racks
• Double, triple and children's wardrobes
• Dining tables and chairs
• Luxurious Welsh dressers
• Bookcases
• and many more

Hand waxed furniture is made from a living material – by following this simple guide to looking after your furniture there is no reason why it should not last a lifetime.

When you purchase a new piece of furniture and it arrives at your home, it has to acclimatise to its new environment. This can take two or three weeks depending on the time of year.

If your furniture is cold when it arrives and is put in a nice warm room, this may lead to shrinkage. The reason for this is that pine is softwood which will expand and contract according to the temperature in the new environment. Similarly in the summer if you place your furniture in direct sunlight this could lead to shrinkage and discolouration.



Do allow your furniture to acclimatise to its new surroundings – if you have the heating on, keep the setting low for a few days.

Do avoid placing your furniture next to a radiator in use.

Don’t leave pine furniture in direct sunlight



The wax used on our furniture is made from the finest natural ingredients including pure beeswax. The wax enhances the colour of the wood and will help to hide any surface scratches; the wax can be used on most wooden surfaces. Do not use coloured wax as this may stain if it comes into contact with clothing or furniture. Apply the wax with a lint-free cloth and allow to dry. Buff to a fine finish with a clean cloth. Further applications of wax using this method will increase hardiness, shine and beauty of your furniture.