Beaumont & Fletcher's furniture is not made in a factory, but built by hand, in our
workshop, by skilled craftsmen.
They use exactly the same materials and methods that Victorian upholsterers
employed over a century ago.
Each frame is strongly constructed in seasoned beech, every joint cut by hand,
the legs turned from the frame uprights to ensure strength and longevity.
A base of jute webbing is nailed down and to this steel coil springs are tied by hand.
Natural bristle is sewn onto the springs and covered with a soft pad of cotton, to
create the distinctive look and feel that is the hallmark of this traditionally
made upholstery.
The cutting and layout of the fabric requires great skill to ensure perfect symmetry and
balance of design, and is sewn together with meticulous attention to detail.
The beauty and comfort of hand made upholstery of this quality will last for generations.
