Julian Angus Bespoke Woodwork

A little post Christmas, early morning cooking. Had this idea for a recipe book stand which would fold and go in the bookshelf, just before christmas. Was nice to try it out. Note the book, current favorite chickpea curry from , one of our local eateries. Got to love !

Ps. I switched out the spinach for left over brussel sprouts, controversial!

Been a while since I've had a staircase on the bench! This one is going just a few miles from the workshop.

This has truly been the most pleasurable job of the summer. A like for like replacement of the gate for St Mary's Ewelme. The church dates back to 1437, however I dont think I am the first person to replace the gate! I was aple to reuse the metalwork which was beautifully hand forged. Thank you to for the carving, and to the vintage screw company for finding me replacement fixings!

Almost as a punishment for having a small holiday, I now get to take some finishing home.. these bowls are for a london restaurant, and need to be with the courier tomorrow morning!

Fun little door upgrade.. forgot the before picture though..

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Lovely hand forged ironmongery from for this door.

Bit of steam bending today for my next project.. thanks to and for the moral support and clamping!

A little bit of fun joinery on these kitchen shelves, ended up making me feel nostalgic about a habitat sofa my parents had in the 1980's! (My brother still has it!)

Here's a little video showing how I make my Long Wittenham benches..

Watch this reel by julianhangus on Instagram Man DeLorean • Swamp Thing

Here's a little butterfly leaf extending table. If you look closely you get the silvery Tay and Dundee as a little bonus! The chairs are not mine, but are still sold in the scottish borders by

Thanks to Willie Angus for the photos (nz_willowherb on flickr)

Thanks Eunice, it might be windy but the light is beautiful in the workshop this morning!

Two very different batch production jobs on the go!