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Roger Crombie – St Johns Wood
Posted by: Tristan Titeux
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September 20, 2011 |
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Testimonial for Custom Carpentry by Roger Crombie from St John’s Wood in London UK.
Tristan Titeux from Custom Carpentry designed and built a contemporary bespoke home office library and desk for Roger, it was painted matt white with waterbased paint.
Roger wanted to have the flexibility of storing all different sizes and changing the heights of the shelves once it was built so we made him some adjustable shelves.
He was delighted with the end result.
If you would like to see photos of our work, please check our fitted furniture built in gallery on the main site.
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About the author
Tristan Titeux
Tristan Titeux is Belgian Contemporary Fitted Furniture Designer with eco sustainability as his passion. He founded Custom Carpentry in 2003 and now has a team of talented crafstmen who build his fitted furniture for private clients in London. He has also designed furniture on various occasions for Westminster Abbey as well as furniture for TV home makeover programs such as "60 Minute Makeover" on ITV and "Homes for the Brave" on SKY. He is knows as a pioneer in his field because he has used eco materials never see in fitted furniture before. He leaves people feeling totally satisfied that they have chosen to contribute towards a positive future for our children by choosing fitted furniture with a conscience.
Tristan Titeux is Belgian Contemporary Fitted Furniture Designer with eco sustainability as his passion. He founded Custom Carpentry in 2003 and now has a team of talented crafstmen who build his fitted furniture for private clients in London. He has also designed furniture on various occasions for Westminster Abbey as well as furniture for TV home makeover programs such as "60 Minute Makeover" on ITV and "Homes for the Brave" on SKY. He is knows as a pioneer in his field because he has used eco materials never see in fitted furniture before. He leaves people feeling totally satisfied that they have chosen to contribute towards a positive future for our children by choosing fitted furniture with a conscience.
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