What we do..

The 'we' is the 'royal' we and refers on the most part to Ant and his wife and his most avid supporter.

'We' provide a unique service from design to completion' Using mostly hardwoods and high quality veneers and ply where best utilised, Ant has made just about everything, from matching mahogany coin trays and one-off prototypes to fully fitted, solid fronted and curved office desks (see Sam Holty's desk in the gallery).

He has been commissioned to make a matching Cherry Lectern for the prestigious Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, California, called upon to refurbish the entrance lobby in the Richard Neutra sixties designed wood and glass house in Southern Californian and designed and made an enclosed lightweight single wheel scooter trailer (Article in the National magazine 'Scootering').

Not afraid of the more challenging projects often finding himself walking 'where others fear to tread', and invariably with great results. Where needed for strength and/or aesthetics metalwork can be incorporated and Ant has a wealth of experience in materials more commonly found in the aerospace industry, though it has to be stated that by far the thrust of his work is in Hardwoods and veneers, exotic and otherwise, chipboard being as good as a swear word and never entertained in the workshop.