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Inspired by the beauty within Britain's most treasured houses. Designed for modern day living.

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Created in collaboration with the National Trust, our two new cabinetry collections bring the character of Britain’s most treasured houses into the heart of modern living. Inspired by the timeless architecture, storied interiors and beauty found within these historic walls, each piece is crafted with care using the traditional woodworking techniques we’re known for to bring you furniture designed to feel rich with heritage, and made for everyday living. 

Through sales generated from our Heritage Collection, a minimum of £30,000 will be given to the National Trust to support nature restoration for the Stroud Landscape Project in the Cotswolds.

Wooden sideboard with drawers, featuring a vase with greenery, framed fern print, bowl of pears, baskets underneath, and decorative items on top.

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Upton

Inspired by visits to National Trust properties in and around the Cotswolds, Upton feels rich in history and is thoughtfully designed for modern day homes. With its signature bobbin-turned legs - a style that first emerged in the 17th century - adding texture and charm, every piece is crafted with a solid oak framework and sturdy mortise and tenon joinery for everyday use. 

A beige dresser with a wooden top, featuring a lamp and a small vase with flowers, beside a green armchair with a patterned pillow.

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Chastleton

Bringing a quiet, traditional feel to your bedroom, Chastleton pairs solid oak tops with a hand-painted finish in either Stone or Willow Green. Built with strong dovetail joints and quiet soft-close drawer runners, every piece feels reassuringly substantial and harnesses classic craftsmanship to bring warmth, character and a subtle sense of heritage you can live with every day.

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Rolling green hills dotted with trees and a herd of cattle grazing under a clear blue sky.

Craftsmanship & Conservation

Traditional craftsmanship has always been part of our story. Those time-honoured methods, like dovetail joints and mortise and tenon frames, are the same enduring techniques found in the furniture within these historic houses. We see it as a continuation of British craft tradition: furniture built with integrity, character and longevity, and made for modern day living.

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The Stroud Landscape Project

Through sales generated from the National Trust Heritage Collection a minimum of £30,000 will be given to the National Trust within the first year of our collaboration to support the Stroud Landscape Project in the Western Cotswolds.  

One of the National Trust’s most ambitious conservation efforts, the Stroud Landscape Project is happening on the very doorstep we call home: The Cotswolds. Since the 1930s, this region has lost over 96% of its species-rich grasslands, and with them the habitats that rare species, like the Duke of Burgundy butterfly, depend on to survive. By creating rich wildflower grasslands, restoring ancient woodlands and establishing wildlife corridors, nature here can move, recover and thrive.  

We are so proud to be supporting such an important project and helping to create a lasting legacy for this  much-loved landscape.

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Belted Galloway cattle grazing in a lush green field with trees in the background on a cloudy day.

A Lasting Landscape

Helping to keep Stroud’s grasslands healthy and thriving, the friendly Belted Galloway is a traditional pesticide-free approach to encouraging a richer and more biodiverse habitat - the way they graze encourages varied grass heights, which many insects and wildlife depend on. 

A brown and orange butterfly perched on small white flowers against a blurred green background.

Restoring Nature on our Doorstep

One of the most biodiverse habitats in the country with 60-80 species p/sqm, the Cotswolds provides homes for many rare insects, butterflies and plants, which is why its restoration is so vital.

A grassy meadow with scattered dandelions and two large trees under a cloudy sky.

Helping the Inhabitants

Restoring, creating and connecting a 37km corridor to allow wildlife, like the Greater Horseshoe Bat, to move freely between key sites - including Rodborough and Minchinhampton Commons - for a much healthier, connected and diverse landscape.

Elegant living room with green velvet sofa, armchairs, and wooden tables. A large mirror above the fireplace, surrounded by plants and decor.

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A chance to feel and see the thoughtful design, rich heritage and traditional craftsmanship of our new collections in person. If you're hoping to see a particular piece, please call ahead.

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