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Heirloom
This is British craftmanship like it used to be using traditional 19th century techniques. The designs are timeless, but it is the colour that really sets the Heirloom range apart. The beautifully toned leather patina is coloured by hand using a method unique to Fleming Howland. Dyes are massaged into the leather and absorbed in different intensities according to the specific character of each hide. That means every Heirloom piece is full of character and truly one of a kind.
William Blake
A cherished chesterfield design that will never fall out of fashion
Francis Bacon
Uniquely curvaceous with a spoon-back silhouette
Havelock Ellis
A reading chair with sleek contours and padded armrests
Henry Thoreau
An elegant design built for both comfort and style
Love
Elegant seating with an intimate and gentle appearance
John Hawkesworth
Formal seating with a touch of elegance and grace
Charles Churchill
An unfussy linear sofa with a well-proportioned form
Samuel Johnson
Meticulously buttoned to pay homage to craftsmanship
William Blake
A cherished chesterfield design that will never fall out of fashion
Ralph Waldo Emerson
A majestic design with each button meticulously hand-tied
John Stuart Mill
Generously proportioned with amplified back support
Oliver Goldsmith
An unapologetic celebration of form and luxury
Edmund Burke
A profound sense of refinement with gracefully elegant curves
Philip Stanhope
A design that perfectly fulfils an everlasting presence of beauty
Window
A carefully designed attention to detail with delicate lines
David Hume
Tufted seating with the artistry of design and craftsmanship
Jonathan Swift
A sculptural object celebrating art and utility
James Boswell
A graceful dance of lines with intertwining angles
Porters
A truly unique and captivating statement piece
Parliament
Exquisitely tufted bench seating with graceful accents
Bedroom
Understated yet gracefully curved bench seating
George Berkeley
Low profile library seating with a gentle back incline
