Oakleaf

Info:  Through the unique moulding and hand-finishing processes developed over the years, we are able to provide customers with an enormous range of convincing decorative mouldings -- from rustic, rough-hewn oak beams typical of the 17th century, to delicate gilt fillet and paterae of the 18th century -- from dark-stained wall-panelling of the Jacobean period, to paint finishes of the present day.

One Eco Home

Info:  Is a fabulous range of contemporary furniture that doesn't just look good, but does good too. Everything is painstakingly researched so you know that what you're buying is healthy for you and the planet. From stools to sideboards and cushions to candles, check out the latest in hand-crafted sustainable design and feelgood furnishings

orangebox

Info:  Improving environmental performance is not a new concept for Orangebox. We've worked consistenly to introduce environmental imrovements for over a decade and, whilst 'Tread Softly' may be our new way of expressing our environmnetal commitment, the truth is that we've been trying to walk on tip toes for years. We have implemented an environmental business model that addresses sustainability from three sides of our business and are working with recognised environmental consultancies Best Foot Forward and Climate Care to carry out ecological and carbon footprinting to further optimise our performance and have been awarded full FISP accreditation by FIRA.

Firstly -- our environmental approach to product design focuses on the use of sustainable materials and the use of minimal energy for product manufacturing. As well, all of our products are designed for long service life. Secondly -- our supply chain is optimised to aid sustainable consumption by actively reducing ‘product miles’ and our key suppliers support their environmental aspirations by acting as material researchers and innovators. Thirdly -- we believe that an environmental agenda should always be a key driver in our growth. This ‘business eco-culture’ is evident throughout the company, from the boardroom to our delivery drivers, in our product development strategy, our staff training and ultimately, in.

Osian Batyka Williams

Info:  Having graduated from Kingston University with a First class BAHons in Product and Furniture Design, Osian has worked in both product, interior and exhibition design, with clients including Bombay Sapphire, Leave Me Be and Kent University.

Otto Furniture

Info:  Contemporary storage, desk and shelving options for the home; hand-crafted in the UK, using the finest quality materials and craftsmanship expertise. Sustainable and distinctive contemporary furniture, with an environmentally responsible approach.

Pink Hat

Info:  Brings you contemporary, stylish interior design with the emphasis on natural, reclaimed and sustainable materials, such as wooden flooring from sustainable timber, fabrics dyed using organic pigments, low-energy lighting, and VOC-free natural paints. In addition to the benefits to the environment these natural decorating products and furnishings also bring benefits to the homeowner.

During the decorating process there are no strong, toxic fumes -- even when using gloss paint or floor varnish -- and in the long-term there will be no leeching of dangerous substances into the environment from chemically treated fabrics and furnishings. This makes eco-decorating and design the ideal choice for everyone, but especially allergy sufferers, asthmatics, babies and the elderly.

Pli

Info:  Is an industrial design and manufacturing company based in London that specialises in producing new furniture designs for domestic and contract markets, using sustainable materials and processes.

reestore

Info:  Take everyday waste objects and cheekily turn them into charming yet functional pieces of furniture and accessories. We try to avoid traditional eco materials in favour of contemporary finishes, fabrics and above all style. Managing Director Max McMurdo is keen to stress that environmental consideration need not compromise the aesthetics and desirability of reestore’s products.

RoyTamDesign

Info:  Roy Tam, artist and designer, is an award winning furniture and product designer trained at the Royal College of Art, Imperial College, London and Hooke Park, and a part time senior lecturer in 3D Design at the University of Plymouth. With 9 years' experience in product design consultancy in the UK and US, and 12 years as partner of eco designer David Colwell at Trannon Furniture, he produces a range of contemporary furniture at prices similar to the Conran Shop, including dining tables, chairs, stools, benches, sideboards, cabinets, CD holders, shelving and reception desks for modern domestic, contract and heritage interiors.

Rustic Designs

Info:  This father and son team specialize in refined rustic furniture, such as birch bark case pieces and select twig mosaics. They also design western barn wood décor, and install unique rustic interior elements. Each piece is handcrafted to be used as functional heirloom-quality furniture, and is intended to meet the client’s needs by working together during the design process. Traditional woodworking techniques are commonly used in this rustic furniture, such as mortise and tenon joinery, dovetail drawers, and veneering. To ensure the beauty of your rustic furnishings, hand-rubbed tung oils are applied to the hardwood tops, and quality urethanes are used to preserve the branches and bark.

Our selective harvesting methods allow us to use all portions of the raw materials, including the tree roots and bark. Selecting the wood to use greatly depends on how the raw material has aged after being air-dried, and also how that particular species will hold up for the intended use. Many of these pieces are fashioned with golden birch, maple, cedar, salvaged barn timbers, figured live-edge hardwoods, willow saplings, bark, river stone, acorns, and pine cones.