Antique Sourcing
1930s French double oak
tambour
Edwardian oak mirror
1950s Neils Otto Moller model 75 dining chairs
Edwardian compantum
1930s Gordon Russell oak desk with double pedestal
Mid-century modern teak dining table and chairs
Incorporating antique pieces is a wonderful way to add personality and depth to a room. It gives a sense that the space has evolved over time and feels layered and considered.
I have been passionate about antiques for decades, sourcing for myself over many years and now also for clients who appreciate the craft, materials and styles that are hard to achieve with modern pieces and certainly at the same price point.
I source from local dealers, on-line shops, auctions and trade fairs. Here’s a selection of some of the pieces I’ve incorporated into my designs for clients.
Upcycling and repurposing are also really interesting ways to re-use pre-loved pieces of furniture in a sustainable and often more budget friendly way. Here are some of the ways I’ve introduced these purchases into my designs.
French mirror C1890 painted
Antique Sourcing
Old school desk and chair painted
Edwardian oak chest repurposed as a vanity