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Sustainability

Responsible materials, less waste and furniture made to be kept, not replaced.

The most sustainable kitchen is the one you never have to rip out. Everything we do starts from that idea.

Mass-produced furniture is often designed to last a few years before ending up in landfill. We build differently: solid construction, repairable finishes and timeless design, so a piece can be adjusted, refinished and enjoyed for decades.

Our commitments

Responsibly sourced timber

Our timber and boards come from FSC or PEFC certified suppliers, so you know where your wood was grown.

Low-VOC finishes

We use water-based paints, hardwax oils and lacquers that are kinder to your home and to the people applying them.

Local first

We buy from regional merchants wherever we can and plan deliveries carefully to cut down on miles.

Made to be repaired

Traditional joints, replaceable hardware and refinishable surfaces mean a scratch or a worn hinge is a quick fix, not a replacement.

Nothing goes to waste

Careful cutting plans keep offcuts to a minimum. What is left over still has a use.

Larger offcuts become drawer parts, shelves and small furniture.

Smaller pieces are offered free to local schools and makers.

Clean sawdust and shavings go to animal bedding and compost.

Packaging is reused for deliveries or recycled.

A neat stack of seasoned timber logs

Curious about where our materials come from?

Meet our suppliers
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