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HOW WE WORK

New Forest in our heart

Everything we do is inspired by, and sourced from, the New Forest.

Each item is hand crafted and completely one-off. We take inspiration from the beauty, serenity and nature around us, creating products which are as unique as you.

Our workshop looks out onto the open forest, providing an ever moving, changing palette from which to design and build.

Who We Are

We love what we do and it shows.

Simon puts his heart and soul into every piece he creates so that you can love them as much as he does.

Our Products

Every person is unique.

That’s why every item we make is too.

Nothing is made twice, if you buy something from us - whether a piece if wood art or a painting - you'll never find another exactly the same.

That's a Live Edge Wood promise.

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Another happy customer with a custom coffee table. New Forest Oak with a wax oil finish

Latest commission finished and in the wonderful @fleurdelys.pilley which is the oldest pub in the New Forest, and arguably England, dating back to 1096 A Red #wine themed #resin #table made of #oak with wedged rustic legs. Hope you like it! #woodworking

Love how the Tung Oil brings out the features in this solid oak butcher’s block #woodworking #butcherblock #liveedge #woodlovers

What’s the time 🕰️?

Beautiful spot for finishing some wood work! #newforest #liveedge #calves #woodworking

Lymington Market again this week Custom handmade wood products and furniture Contact me for any questions or requests

Oak River Coffee Table #resinart #woodworking #handmade

Today’s stall at Lymington Market. Lots of great interest in bespoke custom made items

A few twigs delivered for the next Live Edge items!!

“Ophelia Oak” Ophelia is a beautiful oak coffee table made to resemble a jigsaw puzzle piece. She retains all the character of her original wood and has been finished by wax oil to bring out the natural colours and contours of her grain. She has a frame structure supporting her with a diagonal brace and BSP t-joints, all in matt black mild steel.

Great day at @ringwoodrepaircafe organised by @greeningringwood Lots of interesting repairs including this Singer from the 1940s and great to chat with Ringwood’s Mayor @frederickrae