Professional craftsmen

Produces marquetry inlays for high-end cabinetry and large decorative wall panels. In-house expertise enables the workshop to create work of contemporary or traditional design for private or commercial clients. Materials used include timber veneers, rare metals, iridescent shell, faux ivory and faux tortoiseshell. Components of inlays are cut to

Offers a range of services including architectural wood and stone carving, wood restoration and ornament. Hardwood joinery for staircases, kitchens, windows and doors is undertaken. Previous projects include Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, and St James Palace in the UK and the Washington Cathedral in the US

Specialising in marquetry, Christine Meyer-Eaglestone creates wall panels (sometimes in relief) in response to site-specific commissions, such as reception areas and boardrooms. She also produces screens, mirrors, chests, boxes and cabinets. These are mostly one-off pieces, but some can be repeated in small numbers

Manufacture of marquetry inlays, layons and panels for projects ranging from standard motifs for antique and reproduction furniture through to nautical themes for boatbuilding and yacht interiors. Uses laser cut, saw cut and knife cut techniques. Marquetry can be designed by the company or from photos or drawings from the client

Specialises in fine decorative interior finishes, built up from 20 years experience of working with gilded, painted, lacquered and polished furniture and interiors. The company has a team of highly skilled craftsman to take on large projects either on site or from its Shropshire workshops. Holds a large collection of specialist finish samples

Specialists in gilding, wood carving, lacquering, furniture restoration and polishing. The gilding department has restored pieces ranging from original Chippendale sofas to large mirror and picture frames, while the French polishing department undertakes all aspects of wood restoration and finishing, including marquetry, parquetry, veneering, wax

Designs and installs elaborate marquetry flooring in galleries and prestige properties. The design process is aided by computer technology which ensures accuracy to 0.1mm, and floor-elements are cut using lasers. Besides traditional and unusual flooring timbers, including oak, teak and ebony, pieces of gold, ivory and tortoiseshell, as well as