Furniture making and cabinetry in Perthshire

New furniture, made to order in the same workshop where the old pieces are mended.

Dining and kitchen tables, benches, beds, boxes and fitted shelving. Pieces meant to be handed down in their turn.

Solid-wood refectory table with two matching benches with backs, in the workshop
A solid-wood refectory table with two matching benches with backs, in the workshop.

Made in Bankfoot

Made-to-order farmhouse table with a thick plank top and painted turned legs, in the workshop
A farmhouse table with a thick plank top and painted turned legs.
Bed frame with a live-edge headboard and figured side rails, with mattress fitted
A bed frame with a live-edge headboard and figured side rails.
Small box with a sliding lid opened to show green felt-lined compartments
A small box with a sliding lid and green felt-lined compartments.
Dining table with a figured plank top and pale square legs, in a tiled kitchen
A dining table with a figured plank top and pale square legs, in its kitchen.
Hand plane and fresh shavings on the workbench beside a board in the vice
A hand plane and fresh shavings on the bench.
Fitted solid-wood shelving built under a sloping pine-clad ceiling
Fitted solid-wood shelving built under a sloping pine-clad ceiling.

Cabinetry for awkward corners

Shelving under the eaves, a press for an alcove, a cupboard where nothing from a shop will fit. Fitted work is made to the room it goes in.

Detail of the fitted shelving: figured end panel with exposed dovetails at the base

The same shelving: a figured end panel with exposed dovetails at the base.

How a piece gets started

Text Craig a photo of the space, or a picture of something you like the look of, with rough sizes.

He’ll talk it through with you: the timber, the finish, and how it will be used. Then he makes it.

If you have a piece that needs a companion, like a set of chairs that needs one more, send a photo of that too.

Thinking of something made?

Send Craig a photo and the rough sizes. He’ll come back to you to talk it through.

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