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On Moving

We’ve moved! Read more about why, and see some photos of the new space.

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2023 Year in Review

12 Months of Whyman Furniture. The 2023 year in review, featuring 6 highlights from the year.

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All images and text pulled from my instagram feed. See my work in progress, workshop updates, and if you're lucky maybe some photos my cat Debbie. 

Well that's a wrap for this year, it's been mega. Really looking forward to 26 - lots of cool stuff in the works already, and loads more plotted 🧠 We've still got some time available in the second half of next year, get in touch to discuss your i
Detail shots of the Stinson With this design we pushed for maximum contrast between the chunky, textured slab sides and the deceptively strong open cord seat and back. Viewed from the front, set against a dark backdrop, the cord seat and slender eb
WHYMAN FURNITURE X HOKA The Stinson Chair An exploration of hybrid design. The collaboration with Hoka began as an invitation to respond to the new Stinson One7 through furniture design. I jumped at the chance to develop a new chair that draws e
Back in the workshop this week. Cutting up this beautiful slab of British-grown ash selected from @vasterntimber last week - 60mm thick and 800mm wide. Slides 2-4 for some experiments with surface treatment for a fun new project. Happy Friday ✌️ #
Meet our new apprentice, Kim She's pretty messy and impatient at the moment, but she's learning fast, we reckon she'll be a decent maker in no time
WIP Progress is really coming along on this Stoke Newington Kitchen project. Lots of lovely oak and a clean, minimal design. #design #woodwork #interiors
Finally sorted some new workwear out. @birdshoes made this design for me as a tattoo a couple of years ago now, and we thought it would work well as a logo too. It's a mashup of his design altered to the carpenter's pencils I like to use, with a bi
WIP #interiors #design #woodwork
Some details from the recent bedroom project. We didn’t just make the bed for this space - we designed a few fitted pieces to create a complete package. The original chimney breast made the bed placement tricky, as the bed was around 50cm wid
The Loom Bed Crafted from locally grown solid ash, paired with a handwoven rattan headboard for warmth, lightness, and texture. The natural variation in both materials gives each bed its own quiet character. The exposed joinery is a considered deta
Kitchen handle samples Made up a couple of handle options to help with decision making on a kitchen we're working on. I always like to make up a few prototypes to help with the decision making process - sketches and cad models are great but there