Andrew Parker working in his North Lancashire furniture workshop

Built to last
generations.

I'm Andrew Parker, a furniture maker based in North Lancashire. I spent two decades in software engineering; now I focus on crafting beautiful and useful furniture from wood and geometry.

I feel energised when lines and curves come together "just so". My designs are based on clean geometry, pleasing shapes, and surfaces you actually want to touch. Most of my day is spent at the bench fine-tuning a curve, refining a texture, fussing over the finish. I take a shaving at a time until the lines are right.

I build things meant to outlive me—and to reward the people who live with them.

The Method.

The Materials
Sustainably & Locally Sourced Timbers.
The Design
Sleek, Elegant, Surprising, Functional.
The Investment
40 to 200+ Hours per Commission.
The Outcome
Heirloom Heritage Furniture.
The Cabinetmaker’s Triangle

Every component is marked with the traditional cabinetmaker’s triangle across its joints to preserve grain continuity and orientation throughout the build—one of many quiet disciplines that ensure the finished piece feels whole.

Inside the Workshop

Fine curls of wood shavings beside a handplane on the workbench Sharp Tools
Sequentially numbered wooden slats prepared for a tambour door Precision Layout
Backsaw cutting a cheek of a tenon joint Fine Joinery
Close-up of hand-cut mitred through dovetails Built to Last

Commission a Bespoke Piece

Every piece begins with a conversation. Whether you have a specific design in mind, a challenging space to fit, or simply an appreciation for handcrafted timber furniture, I would be delighted to discuss your project.

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