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Page 1 of 5 Chairs & benches > With its clean, contemporary design, our Montague Lloyd Loom Chair is one of our most versatile styles. The slim shape and comfortable weave are perfect for any kitchen or dining room. Clean contemporary shape for style and comfort Lloyd loom design is perfectly suited to kitchen life Neptune’s White Glove Delivery Service. Our attention to detail doesn't stop at our our products. Every aspect of our delivery service has been carefully considered so that you can be sure your furniture arrives promptly and safely. When you make an order, you will be given an estimated delivery date. As soon as the items are available, we will then confirm or amend that delivery date by phone. On the day, our specially trained team of Neptune drivers will deliver the order to your home and position it in the room you've chosen. If anything requires further assembly (our wardrobes, for example) then we will, of course, complete everything while we're there.
Our drivers will also be able to answer any questions about the care of your furniture. In addition, we will take away all of the external packaging from the items that we deliver and return it to our head office for recycling. We believe in doing whatever we can to reduce the environmental impact of our packaging and have introduced efficient recycling as a key step to making this happen. We only deliver to the UK mainland for truck deliveries. For our full returns policy, please click here. This piece of furniture is painted in Slate, Lead Light or Silver Birch as standard. An additional hand painting service at £60 is available enabling you to choose from any of our colours. This service will result in an additional 2 weeks to the delivery date. The products below have been designed specifically to go with this item.Select Showcase opens in Cheltenham in the historic Cheltenham Town Hall running for 3 days: 23rd – 25th October. Presented by SITselect the Showcase will be a 3 day festival, bringing individual maker stands plus a stimulating mix of talks, workshops, demonstrations.
There is also a one day conference. There are 78 makers’ stands, 4 Colleges of Art and Design showing graduate’s work, an area featuring World Textile stands and exhibitions of contemporary craft work. There is the chance to learn something new, buy something extraordinary, or just admire the outstanding creativity of our designers and crafts people. A major part of the Showcase is a series of talks with speakers immersed in the world of weaving. Rethreaded series of talks Friday 23rd offers a series of stimulating talks around weaving journeys. In Conversation Penny Wheeler & Maryrose Watson Penny Wheeler is a hand-loom weaver and artist who explores the complexities of the craft whilst also subverting the conventions of the discipline. Maryrose and Penny will be in conversation with Theo Wright discussing how they work, the freedom and limitations of working within a grid and how colour informs their practice. Jilly Edwards in conversation with Ismini Samanidou
Two tapestry greats delve into their different methods of working. Jilly is a tapestry weaver and Ismini a weaver both hand weaving and jacquard. They have a shared language and a common understanding through threads. Chaired by Felicity Aylieff Hot House artist, Theo Wright in conversation with weaver Ismini Samanidou Theo Wright will discuss his latest work where he explores weaving and mathematics with Ismini Samanidou. They will compare their approaches including how digital and handmade processes can work together. Crafting the Future: Technology and the Handmade 10.30am- 5.00 pm Drawing Room Tickets: £80.00 Concessions £ 35.00. Ticket price includes light lunch and refreshments. Note that concessions are limited so apply soon to avoid disappointment. Concessions are for full time students and Friends of SITselect. Crafting the Future: Technology and the Handmade continues our conference theme, bringing together renowned international artists, designers and makers from around the UK for what promises to be an inspiring and thought provoking day.
Among the 12 inspiring speakers are Nadia Anne Ricketts and Sophie Zajicek with Olywaseyi Sosanya. Mark Henderson (founder of The New Craftsman) Mark has worked in luxury goods for most of his professional life. Mark is also patron of the Heritage Craft Association. Peter Layton (London Glassblowing) Peter Layton is one of the world’s most widely respected glass artists and he has done more to promote glassmaking as an art form than anyone else in Europe. He has influenced, encouraged and nurtured several of this country’s leading glassmakers and has inspired many more internationally Chris Eckersley works as a freelance designer and current clients include Liberty, Heal’s, John Lewis, and Lloyd Loom of Spalding. Interests and obsessions include drawing, colour, and good proportion Mary Greensted has worked as a curator, building up the internationally recognised Arts and Crafts Movement collection in Cheltenham and organising touring exhibitions. She is currently chairman of the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen.
Ptolemy Mann textile artist, designer and colourist. She also works as an architectural colour consultant, journalist and lecturer. Her unique approach to hand dyeing and weaving in a dynamic modern context brings her craft into the 21st century. Chair: Dr. Maureen Bampton has over 25 years experience working in the contemporary crafts as Director of Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool Hand on the Code: Old Tools are New Tools Speaker: Laszlo Beckett Laszlo Beckett combines the aesthetics of fine furniture making with contemporary digital design. Working in solid hardwoods, his designs embrace traditional skills with their emphasis on strength, beauty and lasting purpose whilst exploring the new landscape of digital craft. Walking by Moonlight: Speaker: Michael Eden Michael Eden began his career as a potter and now uses digital manufacturing techniques and materials to create unique pieces that blur the boundaries between craft and design. In Conversation: Sophie Zaijeck with Nadia Anne Ricketts
Nadia-Anne Ricketts, founder and creative vision behind art-led textile label Beat Woven is on a mission to bring a new experience to music, visually, into our lives through product and beautifully executed design, enhancing emotional connections with our living spaces Sophie Zajicek’s work is an investigation into woven structures and yarn combinations with the aim of producing innovative fabrics to be integrated within technical textiles for sportswear, vehicle design and architectural textiles. Olywaseyi Sosanya works with Sophie Zajicek and will join the conversation Makers Dozen: with Joe Hartley and Elle SimmsJoseph designs and makes objects in his workshop located in Manchester. The materials he uses are simple. Often wood, clay and cloth. He uses low-tech tools to work them, like a lathe, a potters wheel and sewing machines. Elle Simms: Maker/ educator. Elle is material led, conceptual practitioner and a jeweller of sorts. Teaching Three Dimensional Design and Outreach Support Tutor at Manchester School of Art.