The possibilities of free form natural edge furniture are seemingly endless, after delivering our bar tops to a restaurant conversion in Chester, we were asked by a regular customer if we could produce something highly individual for their ensuite shower room.

We selected a 65mm thick solid wood piece of cedar of Lebanon which was machined and treated with several coats of polyurethane varnish and hand waxed making a hard and waterproof vanity top to which a new bowl and pillar tap were fitted.

The vanity top sits on a very simple shelving unit making a very versatile, bespoke and user friendly piece of furniture to a small  area.

As you can see from the variety of things that can be made, if you have an idea of designer furniture,please don’t hesitate in contacting us.

We have been commissioned by a refurbishment company in Chester to supply approximately 11 linear metres of cedar for a bar top, the pieces we have chosen are solid wood 60 mm thick and will be supplied, mitred with bar top connectors fitted.

Although cedar is a beautifully figured timber being fairly light in colour our customer has requested we stain the finished pieces a much darker colour, probably mahogany or walnut, this will then be finished with several coats of bar top lacquer and burnished to finish.

After a lot of hard work and preparation the bespoke bartops have now been finished and are ready for delivery, the pictures are of the finished item. A true example of handcrafted furniture.