British Furniture Design
Posted on 13 Apr, 2021
As we move forward to more contemporary design movements, the UK's design industry has welcomed a new wave of modern craftsmanship by combining the usage of high-quality materials, technology, and innovative designs with traditional cabinet making. Here are some of the best British designers that you need to know about and their origins, style, and iconic products.
Nina Campbell
Beaumont & Fletcher
Linley
Founded by David Snowdon (now David Linley) in 1985, Linley design and make iconic contemporary British limited edition and bespoke furniture, interiors and accessories. Everything they make has those quintessential British characteristics of detail, elegance and style.
Max Rollit
Starting as an apprentice to Frearson and Hewlett in antique furniture restoration, Max Rollit has a distinctive style incorporating classical architecture, appreciation of materials and the decorative arts.
Heal's
“British Designers at Heal’s” showcases creative pieces of furniture from some of the most creative and innovative designers to be found in the UK. This campaign is aimed at highlighting the impact that our designers have on the world.
Ochre
Ochre put great emphasis on uniformed proportions, high-grade materials and unbeatable craftsmanship. The company began in 1996 with Harriet Maxwell Macdonald and Joanna Bibby's partnership, sharing an aesthetic for the beauty of the understated in their designs. Solenne de la Foucharieire joined the company four years later, and since then, Ochre found success by designing and collaborating directly with individual customers. Such clients include leading architects and international interior designers. Overall, they are known for their 'discreet glamour' aesthetics.
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