Barker chair - ex-display

The Barker chair is an evolution of our scorched-through chair. It is simple in form, supremely comfortable and made in our workshop from solid English ash. Shown here in Emerald green.

The Barker chair is an evolution of our scorched-through chair. It is simple in form, supremely comfortable and made in our workshop from solid English ash. Shown here in Madder red.

This striking side table is made from three simple elements, made in English ash in Emerald green. The elegant top sits on a simply dovetailed base, celebrating one of our most used and most functional joints. The piece takes its name from the medieval pigment which would have been used to create this jewel-like green colour.

This bookcase is made in English ash in Weld yellow. It is clean and simple in form with notched shelves at graduated heights. The piece takes its name from the medieval pigment which would have been used to achieve this jewel-like yellow colour.

The Barker mirror is a circular mirror encased in a richly coloured frame made of Solid English ash. The square-edged frame of the Barker is made from five curved sections, fastened with ‘digital scarf joints’, our contemporary interpretation of the joints used to construction medieval houses. It is made by us, in our workshop, from British wood and finished with a water-based dye.

This coffee table is made from three simple elements, using English ash in Woad blue. The tablet-shaped top sits on an asymmetric base with a bold through tenon. The piece takes its name from the medieval pigment which would have been used to create this jewel-like blue colour.

This sideboard is made in English ash in Madder red. It is clean and simple in form with lapped rebates used to create neat door handles. The piece takes its name from the medieval pigment which would have been used to create the jewel-like red colour.

The Barker mirror is a circular mirror encased in a richly coloured frame made of Solid English ash. The square-edged frame of the Barker is made from five curved sections, fastened with ‘digital scarf joints’, our contemporary interpretation of the joints used to construction medieval houses. It is made by us, in our workshop, from British wood and finished with a water-based dye.

The Leasowe bench is the latest addition to our lounge-style outdoor collection. Made from English-grown oak and sweet chestnut, it’s naturally durable and ideal for a life outside. Inspired by the Old English name, Leasowe, meaning ‘meadow pasture’, this versatile bench feels equally at home nestled among wild grasses and open landscapes as it does in a courtyard or on a terrace.

The Wild leather lounge chair is an assured piece. The curve of the arms is confident and comfortable. This piece is made in our workshop, where hides of wild leather from the Lake District are stretched over curved ribs of solid yet flexible English elm.

The Woodwose bench is a lightweight and elegant take on the highly functional and durable form required for outdoor seating. We have sculpted solid characterful English-grown sweet chestnut into a shapely seat with room for three.

Woodwose, is an old English word meaning wild wo/man or wo/man of the woods . This is apt considering the wood we use is sourced from sustainably and thoughtfully managed native woodland where biodiversity is nurtured for generations to come.

The Woodwose armchair is our lightweight and elegant take on the highly functional and durable form required for outdoor chairs. We have sculpted solid characterful English-grown sweet chestnut into a shapely seat with perfectly balanced back and armrests.

Woodwose, is an old English word meaning wild wo/man or wo/man of the woods . This is apt considering the wood we use is sourced from sustainably and thoughtfully managed native woodland where biodiversity is nurtured for generations to come.

The Woodwose dining chair is our lightweight and elegant take on the highly functional and durable form required for outdoor chairs. We have sculpted solid characterful English-grown sweet chestnut into a shapely seat with a perfectly placed backrest.

Woodwose, is an old English word meaning wild wo/man or wo/man of the woods . This is apt considering the wood we use is sourced from sustainably and thoughtfully managed native woodland where biodiversity is nurtured for generations to come.

The Hedge bench offers a relaxed seat with a subtle recline. Made in Sebastian's own workshop using English-grown oak and sweet chestnut that's naturally durable and ideal for a life outside. 

While the name is derived from it's imagined leafy setting, this piece is ideally suited to urban environments complimenting fire pits and terraces. Use this piece to either immerse yourself in nature or relax into elegant conviviality.

Like every piece within the Sebastian Cox collections the wood we use is sourced from sustainably and thoughtfully managed native woodland where biodiversity is nurtured for generations to come.

The Meadow daybed offers a low, lounge-style sit. Made in Sebastian's own workshop using English-grown sweet chestnut that's naturally durable and ideal for a life outside. 

While the name is derived from it's imagined countryside setting, this piece is ideally suited to urban environments complimenting fire pits and terraces. Use these pieces to either immerse yourself in nature or relax into elegant conviviality.

Like every piece within the Sebastian Cox collections the wood we use is sourced from sustainably and thoughtfully managed native woodland where biodiversity is nurtured for generations to come.

The Barker chair is an evolution of our scorched-through chair. It is simple in form, supremely comfortable and made in our workshop from solid English ash. Shown here in Emerald green.