ANDREW STANLEY WOODWORKING PRODUCE BESPOKE FURNITURE AND
SPECIALIST JOINERY. OUR RANGE INCLUDES OFFICE FITTINGS, DOMESTIC
FITTED FURNITURE AND KITCHENS.
Telephone 020 8533 6199 Fax 020 8533 6292
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Furniture and joinery
design - manufacture - installation
For 20 years we have been making a wide range of furniture and joinery. We respond creatively to clients requirements, and this has led us into some very interesting and challenging projects. We provide design advice and drawings as a matter of course, and this helps all parties to have a clear vision of how the final product will look and function. Our knowledge of manufacture and installation allows us to make practical suggestions to architects and designers, which can streamline the process without compromising the original concept. Our customers include institutions, developers, interior designers and building companies. We also design and make furniture for private clients. Our inner London location (adjacent to the 2012 Olympic site) is ideal for supporting projects in all areas of London. Our workforce is multi-skilled, matching the wide range of products we can produce. Machinery is used to make the manufacture efficient and precise, but assembly and finishing is still done by individual craftsmen. Along the way, a range of knowledge and contacts have been built in related fields. These include metalwork, upholstery and glass processing. This is an essential aspect of our comprehensive service.
Project:
Cannon Place
Designers:
Pridewood
This Victorian house was bought by a developer and refurbished to the highest standard. Their concept was to maintain period character, but build in all the modern infrastructure to make the house attractive to a discriminating buyer. Fitted furniture included walnut units in all the bathrooms, wardrobes and a kitchen. Period door sets were traditionally constructed, but were assessed by fire engineers to give the required fire rating.
This Victorian house was bought by a
developer and refurbished to the
highest standard. Their concept was to
maintain period character, but build in
all the modern infrastructure to make
the house attractive to a discriminating
buyer. Fitted furniture included walnut
units in all the bathrooms, wardrobes
and a kitchen. Period door sets were
traditionally constructed, but were
assessed by fire engineers to give the
required fire rating.
5 New Square
Architects:
Weightman and Bullen
Renovation of a listed 18th century building in central London for a set of barristers chambers. In excess of 100 maple and oak bookcases and air conditioner covers were supplied. The project also included staircases to match the original, panelling and joinery.
Renovation of a listed 18th century
building in central London for a set of
barristers chambers. In excess of 100
maple and oak bookcases and air
conditioner covers were supplied. The
project also included staircases to match
the original, panelling and joinery.
Keane House Reception
Trehearne
We designed and supplied joinery for this refurbishment of a tired office building in central London. The reception area panelling and desk were constructed in weathered sycamore combined with stainless steel, stone and glass. We also provided the sycamore paneling for washrooms throughout the building.
We designed and supplied joinery
for this refurbishment of a tired
office building in central London.
The reception area panelling and
desk were constructed in weathered
sycamore combined with stainless
steel, stone and glass. We also
provided the sycamore paneling for
washrooms throughout the building.
Lincolns Inn Reception Desk
Arcanthus Clews
This reception furniture was constructed from quarter sawn European oak and American black walnut. The corners of the desk were fixed with large scale finger joints. Shadow lines between the panels were created with recessed walnut strips. The desk also featured bronzed brass glazing frames. The room is lined with original 1850s oak bookcasing, to which we fitted solid oak panelled doors to conceal the workings of a busy office.
This reception furniture was constructed
from quarter sawn European oak and
American black walnut. The corners of
the desk were fixed with large scale finger joints. Shadow lines between the panels were created with recessed walnut strips. The desk also featured bronzed brass glazing frames. The room is lined with original 1850s oak bookcasing, to which we fitted solid oak panelled doors to conceal the workings of a busy office.
Palace Court
Flower Michelin
We were commissioned to fully refit this Bayswater flat. A key piece of furniture in the flat was the music production desk in curved walnut veneer and solid walnut. This housed three concealed sound mixing units, which when pulled out 1.2 metres from the desk were able to support in excess of 200 kg.
We were commissioned to fully refit this
Bayswater flat. A key piece of furniture
in the flat was the music production
desk in curved walnut veneer and solid
walnut. This housed three concealed
sound mixing units, which when pulled out 1.2 metres from the desk were
able to support in excess of 200 kg.
Lincolns Inn Common Room
Patrick McGirr
This was a newly created space formed by building a mezzanine level in the roof of this Victorian Gothic building. We were commissioned to make a servery, bar, waiter stations and occasional tables.
This was a newly created space
formed by building a mezzanine level
in the roof of this Victorian Gothic
building. We were commissioned to
make a servery, bar, waiter stations
and occasional tables.
Perrymead Street
John Tollit
Refurbishment of an Edwardian house in Fulham. Working with the architect John Tollit, we were involved in an extensive an refurbishment, which retained elements of an 80s design by architect Eva Jiricna . The project included a wall of glass fronted cupboards in the kitchen, Japanese paper and maple screens, sprayed bathroom joinery, desking and other storage furniture.
Refurbishment of an Edwardian house in
Fulham. Working with the architect John
Tollit, we were involved in an extensive
an refurbishment, which retained
elements of an 80s design by architect
Eva Jiricna . The project included a wall
of glass fronted cupboards in the
kitchen, Japanese paper and maple
screens, sprayed bathroom joinery,
desking and other storage furniture.
Kitchen designs
Bathroom furniture
Bedroom furniture
Tables and chairs
Desk space
Architectural Joinery
Storage solutions
Bookcases
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Andrew Stanley Woodworking
Unit 7, Victoria Park Industrial Estate, Rothbury Road, London E9 5HD
Telephone: 020 8533 6199
Fax: 020 8533 6292
Email: mail_asww.co.uk
