Handmade to order quality, sustainable furniture, designed specifically for you. Everything is handmade to order in our Wombourne workshop by James & our expert team, who all share a passion for making.
We work with homeowners, designers, and architects to create beautiful hand-crafted, furniture, that fits perfectly in your home.
Bespoke Handcrafted Furniture
Bramhall Furniture
We are based in the village of Wombourne South Staffordshire. Which is just outside of Wolverhampton, but also bordering Shropshire. The Company was initially founded in Manchester, where the owner James did his apprenticeship. For family reasons he has moved back home to Wombourne.
We work with homeowners, designers, and architects to create beautiful hand-crafted, furniture, that fits perfectly in your home.
Every item from Bramhall Furniture is handmade to order – which means we can customise your piece to almost any size and specification. Bramhall Furniture produces handmade to order, sustainable furniture, designed specifically for you.
We use a combination of traditional and modern methods to create something beautiful, that will fit perfectly into your home. And because every item of furniture we make is created using quality timber and craftmanship your bespoke furniture will last. You can update your furniture in the future with new paint colours, handles…. and enjoy knowing you have bought a quality item that can last a lifetime.
Craftsmen Who Care
We are proud to be furniture makers who are considerate and passionate about sustainability and our environment. Having studied Environmental Science at University James, the founder of the business, has always been conscious of sustainability and making the right decisions.
“Since studying Environmental Science I’ve had a strong environmental streak, always taking the wider environment into every decision I’ve made for the past 10+ years. This is also considered in every business decision where possible, timber is purchased sustainably, we cut down on plastic waste where we can. We even started using antique saws, because they are really good quality and can be resharpened time and time again. The modus operandi for most people is to buy a £10 plastic one and once it is blunt, buy a new one.
