As featured in our local area Made for residents of Hertfordshire leaflet campaign, now is the perfect time to consider our contemporary style Lean-To Pergola if you want to create a custom-fit outdoor space that can provide shade from the hot sun we’re going to be blessed with this summer..!

Useful guide here from Dezeen to 15 of the most popular types of wood and wood products for anyone planning or just thinking of using timber in an architecture or design project.

Our Winter Sale on 2D and 3D Wall Panels applies to all series and models of panels (FLAT, EDGE, SMOOTH) and runs for 10 days between 12-22 February 2021.

The new Cùram collection, created with sustainability in mind, is handcrafted by Namon Gaston from locally sourced Scottish Oak on the outskirts of Edinburgh. It requires minimal processing, it can be delivered flat packed and has the assurance that all of the waste produced in its creation is re-purposed.

Need some help imagining how handcrafted wood furniture works well in an interior space? In this Grand Design home from the 2018 series, we see this contrast thing working well again with wood furniture in what could be described as the unexpectedly warm calming interiors given that concrete is exposed throughout the home which many would view as cold and clinical.

It seems WFH really could be here to stay for many of us. This article published by Fast Company claims ‘the office as we know it is over - and that’s a good thing’. 2021 will apparently be the year we finally get to enjoy the true benefits of the remote work revolution. Investing in and surrounding ourselves with wood furnishings is one way to help create a healthier built and home environment. Bringing the outdoors in really does naturally benefit our wellbeing.

I’m thrilled to welcome the super-talented Sandy Buchanan and his wonderful creations into the Teer & Co fold of Designer Makers. For Sandy, ‘meaningful work’ was the overarching ideal behind setting up his business that guides all other values.

Need some help imagining how handcrafted wood furniture works well in an interior space? This town house in Brooklyn, New York (designed by US studio The Brooklyn Home Company) is a good example of how the natural character of wood furniture and fittings really benefit from being placed in a contrasting neutral environment.

Really chuffed to welcome the incredible talents of Charles Byron and Maria del Mar Gómez of Byron & Gómez into the Teer & Co fold of Designer Makers, initially for private commission work only.

Wonderful example of how to design an interior with charm and heritage front of mind, by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio.

This beautiful work of art by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and Australian artist Geoff Nees was commissioned for the National Gallery of Victoria Triennial in Melbourne, Australia which presents a large-scale exhibition of international contemporary art, design and architecture.

Delighted to kick off the New Year by welcoming the very talented Tim Evershed into the Teer & Co fold of Designer Makers. Tim’s work is underpinned by the exploration of traditional craft techniques, an understanding of natural material and a modern design aesthetic that draws influence from Shaker and Danish Mid-century archetype.

Really proud to be listed as a Global Partner to Form At Wood in Poland for their 2D / 3D Wall Panels which you can find in our Shop.

For me, the highlight of this lovely renovation of Hampstead House by Dominic McKenzie Architects is the new extension, as shown here, to create a larger open plan lounge and dining room space.

Leaflets have just arrived for our New Year local area door-drop campaign....should keep us busy!

A lovely recent installation in Finland by my designer-maker friends that make these stunning 3D Wall Panels now offered through Teer & Co.

When COVID-19 hit, our homes became our offices and for some of us our kitchen tables became our new work desks. INGRID is a custom-made piece of furniture that was launched to support those of us working from home who want their home to still feel like home, even though for so many of us our home has become the office.

Loving this incredible pair of geometric cross-laminated timber roofs created by Swiss timber company Neue Holzbau for two indoor tennis courts in the Swiss Alps by Lucern-based architecture firm Rüssli Architekten.