The Paxhill
- Description
- A solid beech framed chair, with a very comfortable supporting back which envelops the occupant.
Paxhill House was built in 1595 for the Borde family. Several well-known individuals have visited Paxhill, amongst them King George VI, who inspected the Canadian troops staying there, and gave them their D-Day marching orders.
- Materials used
- Frame made from certified sustainable kiln dried hardwood.
Finished in semi matt polyurethane lacquer.
- Craft notes
- This dining chair was created to meet the brief of being able to be compact but also not compromise on comfort.
The polished timber sides prevents over-handling of the seat pad.
This design can be value engineered to suit your preferred style, dimensions and budget.
Made by hand in our Sussex workshop.