Angus Ross

The first step of the bespoke furniture journey from woodland to one-of-a-kind piece is to look at the bluebell wood itself. Understanding the nature of felling trees, as Angus Ross does, is important – as its beneficial for both the wood and the exquisite furniture the felled tree it will eventually become. By removing specific trees from the wood, more light penetrates, allowing the remaining trees to flourish and woodland wildlife to thrive.

Once Ross’ skilled eye has selected a suitable tree from the native woodland, the process can begin. Usually Ross works with commissions for private and public spaces and so a journey starts where Ross translates sketches, ideas and purpose into a solid thing of carved beauty, often starting with a 3D model. From smooth dining room tables to National Trust benches, one-off art pieces, to eye-catching bar areas for in-crowd restaurants and that perfectly sized ‘work-from-home’ desk, working with Angus Ross is a creative process where the customer is privy to a true master at work.

Move to a bluebell wood, become a master craftsman in furniture-making and win at Decorex - who wouldn't want to be Angus Ross and his creations inspired by nature.