The 'Joynt' stool has an iconic status amongst furniture historians. Made traditionally with tenon and mortise joints and made by a Joiner, rather than a carpenter, the name elicits a quality of manufacture. This higher value is reflected in 14th to 17th century inventories.

The 'Joynt' stool has an iconic status amongst furniture historians. Made traditionally with tenon and mortise joints and made by a Joiner, rather than a carpenter, the name elicits a quality of manufacture. This higher value is reflected in 14th to 17th century inventories.

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  Veneer

  With over 50 types of veneer used on our product, we select each piece for figure and colour and exclusively hand cut each piece to create our beautiful surfaces, each a uniquely created work of art.

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  Wood

  Our craftsmen select wood based on beauty, colour and suitability to each individual piece. We still use traditional furniture making, wood working techniques and materials to ensure enduring quality in every one of our products.

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