Here is a topical one. Dad designed and made this library for Charles Saatchi when he was married to Doris Lockhart. She was a great enthusiast of minimalism where as Charles was not as enthusiastic, so dad came up with these shelves made of 1 inch thick exposed birchplywood . He tried to balance the two styles of both clients.. The pillars were cupboards.

My father has been working with the genius, Terry Jones,not long retired from the Slade school of art. They are working on the mould master for the concrete bench for a local park.

Music and instrument stands combination

 Maple cello and music stand

Cherry wood music and guitar stand

Walnut music and guitar stand

This table was made for a bank in the city. Bim designed it and it was made with his good friend Rod Wales. Its Ash wood, 7ft diameter and had to come to pieces to fit in a tiny lift. So did the sideboard

Yet more work from the 80's. A bed head, side tables and mirror. Photos Kieth Parry

These chairs were made using kirf sawn plywood . Which means cutting slots in a sheet so you can bend it. Again these are more 80's work

I've been going through some more old photo's . Here are two tables dad made for a client inspired by noguchi

This maplewood office is in a residence in Ibiza. The desk is 4m long

This is a funny one. My dad had a residency in a south london school and made this bench for the hallway.

Two types of very different shelving units made for clients in the 80's.

4 bends, 4 welds side table.

Here are some tables dad made in the 80's. He was influenced by a book on japanese joinery

Here is a sideboard dad made for a friend, who collects a great variety of artworks. Made of different sizes of boxes it creats different plinths for the artwork

These are tables made for Houses in Ibiza. Both tops are joined boards following the grain of the wood. One is elm, the other oak.

Yipee! My dads zables being produced by made.com

http://www.made.com/collection/zable-collection

I found two chairs that he made 35 years ago

Dad made this cabinet for a great couple who collect rocks, stones and allsorts. The tv is hidden behind a picture that goes up and down. He also incorporated a much loved cabinet on the other side.

Concrete bench prototype for a local park. Reminds me of a loaf of bread. Very friendly for concrete.

Black Oak and leather desk. Look further down the blog to see more. Click on images to enlarge photos

Petal tables made with burr elm tops and black painted bases. I prefer the coloured ones but thats just me. Photos by Tom James

Guitar stand in walnut.

More z stools . Painted birch plywood.Photos by Tom James

Family bench, mum, dad and the kids . Its made of ash wood with white oil finish. Photos by Tom James