Tom Faulkner

Masters of Their Craft

We are delighted to host .London in our London showroom, presenting a curated exhibition celebrating the depth and diversity of contemporary Japanese craftsmanship.

Bringing together the work of more than fifteen artists and makers, the exhibition spans ceramics, washi paper, textiles, and metalwork, offering a rare opportunity to experience this remarkable collective in one place.

Explore at your own pace, or join Ana Gervasio, founder of Yuzemi, for a guided introduction to the exhibition by appointment.

On view at 28 Pimlico Road, London until 12th June.

Arizona Needle finished in “Charleston Yellow”

Part of The Como Edit, photographed in the Church of Santa Caterina in Como, Italy.

Featured in the Tom Faulkner 30 Years Lookbook, celebrating three decades of sculptural forms, craftsmanship, and distinctive British design.

Thirty years of sketches, prototypes, craftsmanship and ideas brought to life.

Our 30 Years Lookbook brings together the collections, materials, and forms that have defined the studio over the past three decades, photographed across Como and London.

Skye dining table with glass top and matching Skye stools, both finished in satin polished stainless steel.

Part of The Como Edit, photographed in the Church of Santa Caterina in Como, Italy.

Featured in the Tom Faulkner 30 Years Lookbook, celebrating three decades of sculptural forms, craftsmanship, and distinctive British design.

Nicola Tremain at the Tom Faulkner London showroom.

Exploring the space between observation and abstraction, Nicola Tremain’s work draws on landscape and natural forms through layered compositions rich in texture and atmosphere.

Now on view at 28 Pimlico Road until 29 May!

The Eden table, created for the Eden Project’s Bring Me Sunshine Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

Crafted in steel with a softly textured, salt-toned finish and paired with locally sourced Morecambe limestone from Burlington Stone, the piece reflects the coastal landscape that inspired the garden.

Created for the Eden Project’s Bring Me Sunshine Garden at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, the Eden table was developed in collaboration with Michaelis Boyd Architects and Harry Holding Studio.

Crafted in steel with a softly textured, salt-toned finish and paired with locally sourced Morecambe limestone from Burlington Stone, the design reflects the coastal landscape that inspired the garden. Following the show, the installation will live on permanently in Morecambe Bay as part of the Eden Project’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

The Eden Project: Bring Me Sunshine Garden is also part of the RHS / BBC People’s Choice Award. Voting is open via the link in our stories.

LuxuryFurniture

The Galena table lamp brings together sharp angles and sheer faces in one of Tom Faulkner’s most sculptural lighting collections.

Its geometric form introduces a contemporary edge, while the softly diffused light adds warmth and balance to the space.

The Phoenix chandelier anchors the room with clean lines, balance and lightness. Suspended above the dining setting, the composition feels architectural yet quietly understated.

Working with metal, light and shadow, the Phoenix pendants explore contrast through sharp geometry and a warm internal glow. Even switched off, they retain a strong sculptural presence.