Furniture for the 21 st Century
Adrian Jones
Originally trained in the aircraft industry, Adrian Jones followed his heart when he sought a place at Parnham College to pursue his lifelong interest in working with wood.
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Adrian Jones 83
Prism low table
Macassar ebony, bird's eye maple and boxwood inlay. 360 x 1000 x 1000mm 14 x 39 x 39 in.
"...for creating is an expression of the human spirit in action."
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Philip Koomen
Philip Koomen established his workshop in 1975 and employs a team of five craftsmen, including an apprentice. His work evolves from themes which may be based on traditional furniture or sculptural forms, but it is always designed to be appropriate to the client's lifestyle and practical needs. Although his furniture covers a wide price range, he aims to produce classic pieces that will become heirlooms for future generations. Above all, his work reflects his own deeply held spiritual beliefs and is made with passion and faith in the future.
Twelve drawer chest English walnut with boxwood inlay.
960 x 1170 x 580mm 38 x 46 x 23 in.
Dining table
Canadian rock maple.
1350mm / 53 in. diameter
Dining table and chairs
French oak with rosewood inlay.
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Dining chairs
English brown oak with boxwood inlay. 910 x 450 x 450mm / 36 x 18 x 18 in.
Writing desk Cherry, rosewood inlay and stainless steel.
730 x 1220 x 580mm 29 x 48 x 23 in.
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(Left) Dining table and side table
Dining table has an integral lazy Susan, shown in detail. English walnut, burr walnut with ebony inlay.
Dining table: 1930mm diameter / 76 in.
(Left) Bathroom interior
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Bird's eye maple, ebonised walnut and black granite,
