Inspired by the 'Prairie style' or 'Mission' furniture of the American Arts & Crafts movement, this double seater settle combines the clarity and honesty of the originals with a cleaner, lighter finish as well as some design alterations. The arm rests are set at the same height as the back rest producing a running board effect enveloping the seating area.
Available as a three seater settle. If you have any enquiries about this piece, please contact me at enquiries@heliconia-furniture.co.uk. Inspired by the 'Prairie style' or 'Mission' furniture of the American Arts & Crafts movement, This period armchair with the adjustable back or 'Morris' chair was made to match an earlier piece, a settle.
Available as a three seater settle. If you have any enquiries about this piece, please contact me at enquiries@heliconia-furniture.co.uk. Inspired by the 'Prairie style' or 'Mission' furniture of the American Arts & Crafts movement, This period armchair with the adjustable back or 'Morris' chair was made to match an earlier piece, a settle.
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Commissioned work for private individuals and commercial businesses. Commissioning a bespoke piece of fine furniture starts with your idea - describe the pieces that you have imagined but cannot source and working together we can create truly unique furniture that fits your space, your aesthetic and your love of quality.
Commissioning a piece of furniture starts with your idea. Describe the pieces that you have imagined but cannot source and working together we can create truly unique furniture that fits your space, your aesthetic and your love of quality. At a second meeting I will present a number of ideas and we will decide which design to progress.
The London Plane Project is a comprehensive exploration of one material - the timber of the London Plane tree. Restricting my palate to this one tree species, I have designed and made 'Drift, ' a small collection of contemporary craft furniture.
In the last two years I have become fascinated by this ubiquitous London tree - dulling the noise and sucking up our pollution - doing everything for us when alive but as a furniture timber it remains underused.
In the last two years I have become fascinated by this ubiquitous London tree - dulling the noise and sucking up our pollution - doing everything for us when alive but as a furniture timber it remains underused.
The Elephant Park Timber project was devised by Lend Lease UK to re-purpose trees removed during the regeneration of Elephant & Castle in central London. The project saw the felled trees milled, transformed and reinstated as unique indoor and outdoor furniture within the public areas of the development.
These lovely walnut cabinets were installed in the second bedroom of a house in North London. The client requested the specific burr for the doors, the book-matched leaves suggesting a nautical theme with spindle fish and jellyfish. The project also included twin chest of drawers for the master bedroom and hallway console and mirror.
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Jackie Bee
May 30, 2019
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