Daniel Bradley Furniture

Join us at our Cooperative workshop in Acton, West London. Our extensively equipped space is perfect for furniture makers and product designers.

cabinetmaking

Head to this week for to see their collaboration with to release archived pieces from the collection. All displayed in front of a English ash screen I made. Designed by Waney edges mixed with square machined faces to give a sense of the raw timber which becomes these lovely pieces of furniture.

My first tour of The Frederick Parker collection Owned by the I’m on the committee that looks after and promotes Parker’s collection of chairs. 300 years of seating history. Thanks for letting me join your tour ~~~~~~~~

Beautiful images from of the kitchen I made for him and Mixture of natural and painted oak.
Topped with a worktop. Plus some delightful furnishings from and Pleasure to make this.

Photography by
Styling .kristal

Signage for Cosmic House. I worked with Lawson to create these totems to guide you round Charles Jencks’s remarkable property which is open to the public.

Delivered a fab collaboration with this morning. Low sideboard in London plane sourced from With aged Zinc sliding doors and scorched English oak legs. ~~~~~~~~

A refreshing change from a fitted wardrobes. Ebonised oak rail mounted on melamine faced birch ply drawer cabinets. ~~~~~~~~

If you’re in town pop to the to check out the Ralph Saltzman prize winner exhibition. Privileged to have made one of the pieces. Well done Mac 👏🏻👏🏻 Photo credit Design Museum ~~~~~~~~

Merry crimbo gang. Happy to have got this drinks trolley out to its new home before I caught the damn virus ☹️. Douglas fir and Infiniti laminate. With these funky wheels I’ve fallen in love with. ~~~~~~~~

One from the summer. A project I enjoyed very much. Tables and booth seating for Using the existing palette of materials and colours I designed these seats to be free standing and spacious and compliment the style of the restaurant. Which is on a boat! Using surface materials for its durability, accompanied with oak and fabric from upholstered by . ~~~~~~~~

What an fantastic project to be involved in. I was asked to make The Jupiter chair by for A Portrait of Place. A collection of pieces commissioned by inspired by the . Made in British oak with a beautifully designed cresting rail sweeping around the sitter. Extremely comfortable. Partnered with a low side table using the same CNC machined profile.

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Interior shots .crowder