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Symm Administration – a Blow to Traditional Craftsmanship?

Posted in Mar 2020

The recent news that renowned construction business Symm & Company has fallen into administration after over 200 years in business is a stark reminder that traditional skills need protecting and...

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Resurgence of the Cook’s Table

Posted in Oct 2019

The cook’s table was a classic element of a Victorian Kitchen and in recent years we have seen a revival of its popularity in the modern home. One characteristic of...

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Designing a Walk in Pantry

Posted in Oct 2019

Scullery, walk-in pantry or butler’s pantry – we are all familiar with such rooms contributing to the status of an English country house. While such rooms were traditionally quarters frequented...

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Wainscot Panelling and Panelled Walls

Posted in Oct 2019

The History of Panelling Wainscot Panelling, or Wainscoting, is a style of panelling which developed off the back of early panelling methods. In it’s first instance, wood panelling was developed...

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Building a Country House? Speak to Tim Moulding First

Posted in Sep 2019

Building a country house is a dream for many, and those with the opportunity will naturally approach it with great enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is a wonderful thing, but it can sometimes...

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School of Furniture. Our First Graduates

Posted in May 2019

The pilot course for Artichoke’s first free School of Furniture is now complete, and it’s been an incredibly rewarding experience for both the students and Artichoke. The principle aim of...

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Symm Administration – a Blow to Traditional Craftsmanship?

Resurgence of the Cook’s Table

Designing a Walk in Pantry

Wainscot Panelling and Panelled Walls

Building a Country House? Speak to Tim Moulding First

School of Furniture. Our First Graduates

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