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De geschiedenis van Engels meubelvakmanschap

The History of English Furniture Craftsmanship

There are only a few countries where furniture making is as deeply interwoven with tradition as in England. For centuries, furniture has been made there that is not only beautiful,...

The History of English Furniture Craftsmanship

There are only a few countries where furniture making is as deeply interwoven with tradition as in England. For centuries, furniture has been made there that is not only beautiful,...

Waarom Engelse banken anders zitten dan standaard banken

Why English banks are different from standard b...

Anyone who sits on a real English sofa for the first time notices it almost immediately: the sitting experience is different. Not harder or softer, but especially deeper, more comfortable,...

Why English banks are different from standard b...

Anyone who sits on a real English sofa for the first time notices it almost immediately: the sitting experience is different. Not harder or softer, but especially deeper, more comfortable,...

Handgemaakt vakmanschap en duurzame kwalitei

Handmade craftsmanship and lasting quality

In an era where many pieces of furniture are mass-produced, we consciously choose a different path. At English Classics Furniture, we believe in craftsmanship, quality, and furniture that lasts for...

Handmade craftsmanship and lasting quality

In an era where many pieces of furniture are mass-produced, we consciously choose a different path. At English Classics Furniture, we believe in craftsmanship, quality, and furniture that lasts for...

De Engelse wingchair

The English wingback chair

The “Wingchair” The "Wingchair", often called an "ear armchair" in the Netherlands, is a model of armchair that originated in England. It is a comfortable armchair with “wings” or “ears”...

The English wingback chair

The “Wingchair” The "Wingchair", often called an "ear armchair" in the Netherlands, is a model of armchair that originated in England. It is a comfortable armchair with “wings” or “ears”...