Hungerford Bookcase Co.

14/07/2026

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03/07/2026

A small selection of colours and finishes we can offer. Whether you’re choosing a particular colour or preferring to showcase the natural wood grain, we have options to suit. We also provide a wide range of wood stains to complement your existing furniture or to match a pictured inspiration.

30/06/2026

All our pieces are made in-house, and every finish is carefully applied by our own skilled team. Whether you want your furniture painted, stained, or given a protective coat of lacquer, our craftsmen know exactly what they are doing and always seek the best, most sustainable way to finish each piece.

21/06/2026

At Ben Heath Furniture Makers, we match hinges and magnets to your chosen handles and tap finish to create a seamless, high-end look that sets us apart from other manufacturers.

10/06/2026

Something different, Something to enjoy….
The Wheatsheaf in Chilton Foliat has been renovated following new ownership, blending its historic character with a more welcoming, modern design. Ben Heath Furniture Makers and Hungerford Bookcase Co. contributed bespoke joinery and fitted furniture, including a durable, traditionally styled bar crafted with carefully chosen timber and finishes suited to the pub’s heritage and daily use.

30/05/2026

Under the stairs…so versatile!
A customer opted for a pull-out bar, providing a discreet, stylish entertaining area that makes the most of otherwise unused space while adding real convenience and flair.

27/05/2026

Under the stairs…so versatile!
Under-stairs storage is sometimes a forgotten space, but it can be cleverly utilised for many practical and attractive solutions. One customer decided to install a red wine cellar under the stairs, creating a compact, cabinet for their day to day red wine.

12/05/2026

Several rows of faux books were placed across the concealed section to match the owner’s plan to fill the other shelves. The faux books follow the same scale, color palette, and spacing as the real volumes, so the disguised door reads as part of the library at a glance. Mechanically, the concealed door operates on hidden hinges with an inset handle, ensuring smooth access while preserving the uninterrupted look of the joinery.

08/05/2026

You never know what’s behind a shelving unit. This customer wanted a beautiful library but needed to conceal the door to a cloakroom. We designed a seamless solution that keeps the room’s rhythm and mystery intact: a bespoke bookcase with an integrated hidden door.