Turning Reclaimed Wood into Beautiful Furniture
I make elegant bespoke furniture in my Cheshire workshop
I make a range of elegant bespoke furniture in my Cheshire workshop
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Latest Furniture
Table 1: Solid reclaimed oak flooring
Unfinished painted legs. Top and legs can be finished to your choice. !600 cm (L) x 840 cm (W)
Table 2: Solid bleached pitch pine made from 120 year old church pews
1800 cm (L) x 900 cm (W) x 720 cm (H)
Table 3: Walnut top, walnut cross legs
Storage underneath with 2 hidden trays 2020 cm (L) x 950 cm (W) x 720 cm (H)
Table 5: 1990’s Marine Ply with shelf and Ebony legs
Optional 4 drawers. 1980 cm (L) x 980 cm (W) x 730 cm (H)
Table 6: 1970’s Reclaimed marine plywood with shelf underneath
Optional drawers. 1980 cm (L) x 980 cm (W) x 750 cm (H)
Table 7: Walnut top, reclaimed Oak frame with Walnut cross legs
2000 cm (L) x 1060 cm (W) x 730 cm (H)
Table 10: 1970’s Reclaimed hardwood door
With end grain marine plywood. 2000 cm (L) x 800 cm (W) x 700 cm (H)
Shelving 2: Elm and Birch plywood
Reclaimed from Bridgewater Canal lock gates damaged by Manchester IRA Bomb in 1990.
project introduction
The Meaningful Cities project aims to better understand how urban dwellers and workers derive a sense of meaning and purpose from the places where they live and work.
It will do this by theorising and testing system-level elements of an infrastructure of meaningfulness.
areas of interest
Meaningful lives and work
Smart and sustainable
Equality and inclusion
Participation and voice
Governance and leadership
Learn more about the project
Read more about meaningful cities and our aims and objectives for the project.
project team
Dr. Ruth Yeoman
Principal Investigator
Dr Ruth Yeoman is a Fellow of Kellogg College, University of Oxford and Associate Professor of Business Ethics, Northumbria University. She researches the ethics and practices of meaningfulness and mutuality in work, organisations and systems. Read more…
Dr. Marc Thompson
Researcher
Dr Marc Thompson is a Senior Fellow in Strategy and Organzation at Saïd Buiness School, University of Oxford and Governing Body Fellow, Green Templeton College, Oxford. He researches organisational change and leadership.
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