Replica Designer Furniture Blog

I've just photographed our new offering, the elegant Noguchi dining table from designer Isamu Noguchi. I was keen to upload the lovely photographs as soon as I could.

We like to encourage our happy customers to send us their photographs showing our furniture gracing their homes. Jan of Rotterdam has bought a number of design classic furniture pieces from us this past year.

I couldn't resist photographing the Eames Lobby chair this afternoon. I was pottering in the warehouse and I noticed how beautiful the black full aniline leather looked on the Lobby chair. I wondered if I could capture the leather sheen. Before long I had my camera poised at the ready.

It has arrived - our very own Eames inspired walnut stool sample. A few months ago I had the idea to have the Eames stool reproduced here in Yorkshire. The stool is such an interesting piece of furniture. I arranged to meet up with a number of woodturners to discuss the possibility of having it made here in the UK.

A marriage made in heaven! That's what it feels like when you see our new Antique leather covered Eames Lounger. A truly beautiful combination. We'll be offering this exciting antique leather in the next few days once we have had the chair professionally photographed.

Happy New Year to all of our customers. We kick off 2011 with the Eames 124 Aluminium lounge chair. This is an absolute beauty! Fresh back from the photographers with a collection of stunning photographs of the chair.

It's December and this month we are introducing four Eames dining chair styles, the DSW, DAR, DSR, DAW. We feel we have found the best quality Eames dining chairs available. Our dining chairs are made from double skinned fibreglass which makes them very sturdy as opposed to the flimsy plastic chairs available in the marketplace.

Our customers have spoken and we have listened. We are introducing our own version of the Eames Lobby chair with a number of enhancements.

This week I came across an original Barcelona chair produced by Bamberg Metallwerkstatten Berlin in 1931. This got me thinking. Prior to Knoll having the licence the chair was manufactured by these guys in Berlin. The way the chair has aged is incredible. I decided to set myself a challenge.......