EX-DISPLAY TAKHAT COUNTER STOOL

EX-DISPLAY TAKHAT COUNTER STOOLThe armchair, Takhat, meaning throne or platform in several Indian languages, responds to the grandeur and communal essence it embodiesa symbol of gathering, storytelling, and resilience. The Takhat Counterstool is a study in balance between weight and color. Made in oak wood, its chunky legs ground the form with a sense of permanence. In Takhat, past and present coalesce, inviting a dialogue between form, tradition, and cultural memory.

Carefully selected Norfolk shell acts like a little boat to hold the candle light

the large field of this rug has a subtle offset medallion in red

but we see this as part of their individual character and charm

The pieces also rely heavily on Jack’s skills and brilliant affinity to his materials

Upholstered in our UK woven CC's repp

Wilmington is a village likely to have got its name from a combination of ‘wylm’ meaning cloud and ‘ington’ meaning fortified village on a hill

curving lines of this frame look equally at home in modern and traditional interiors

reassuringly familiar interiors that mix traditional charm with rich atmosphere

and full of movement

its candy-coloured propellers a beacon of victory

A faithful reproduction from our achives

A small ornamental case for carrying essentials and momentos