The Big Barn

A thatch roof on a miniature scale, tall narrow windows, traditional handles, and the quaint proportions mimic the English vernacular houses and barns it is inspired by. A hidden surprise is inside for the user, as they can look up and see the rising timbers and structure that form the roof.

The bigger brother to the The Barn. Taking its inspiration from the aisled barns of southern England, the central space between the two cupboards is for keeping your books and favourite trinkets. The central space can be configured as a seat, bookcase, or left open to walk through. The open option allows the cabinet to be used as a room divider.


£POA

  • Reed Thatch sourced from the Tay Reedbed with the assistance of Scot AnSgeulaiche.
    Solid Oak sourced locally from Fife/ Edinburgh.
    Solid Brass ironmongery.
    Terracotta Tiles for the base of the cabinet.

  • Height 2320mm
    Width 2240mm
    Depth 1075mm

  • Interested in commissioning or customising an object? The Commissioning and Process page describes the process from start to finish and explains how I take the inspiration to the final object. Please contact me and we can discuss everything from changing the timber to a totally bespoke piece to suit your needs.

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Interested in commissioning a piece of furniture or a box? Use the link below to contact me and let me know which cabinet or box interests you or whether you have a special request. The Commissioning and Process page describes the process from start to finish and explains how I take the inspiration to the final object.

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