Philip Koomen Furniture ~ Workshop & Studio

Workshop & Studio

Chairs

Tables

Desks

Cabinets

Interiors

Garden Furniture

Our furniture can be seen at the following venues:
Our workshop/studio is open Monday – Friday, 9 - 5
We have a show room where you can see examples of our furniture as well work-in-progress
Portfolios of past commissions can also be viewed
Please telephone first if you are planning to visit
Visits at other times, including during weekends, can be arranged by appointment.

* Exhibitions and Galleries
~ Oxfordshire Artweeks ~ 3 – 11 May 2008, our workshop is open to the public (details below)
~ Barn Acre Gallery Summer Show/ Henley Arts Trail '08 ~ 23 - 26 May, open daily 10 am - 10pm
~ Art in Action Britain's annual premier arts festival ~ 17 - 20 July 2008, daily 10.30 - 17.30, Waterperry House, Wheatley, near Oxford
~ Artifex Gallery Mitchell Centre, Sutton Coldfield. An impressive range of designer-made furniture
~ Celebration of Craftsmanship and Design
Thirlestaine Long Gallery, Bath Road, Cheltenham, 16 - 25 August 2008, 10 - 4 daily
The leading annual exhibition for furniture designer-makers in the UK. Over 70 artists’ work is represented exhibiting over 200 designs

* Public Collections
~ Museum of English Rural Life
~ Wycombe Chair Museum
~ River Rowing Museum
~ Bourton House
~ Checkendon Church ~ Lectern in English oak with walnut inlay
~ Alms House Chapel, Goring Heath ~ Font in Oxfordshire oak and copper
~ St Mary’s Church, Henley-on-Thames ~ Mobile lectern

* Annual workshop exhibition, Oxfordshire Artweeks ~ 3 – 11 May 2008
This enables you to see the past year’s commissions and work-in-progress. The whole workshop is open to the public – an opportunity to gain insight into how fine furniture is made from locally sourced timber and American and European hard woods. We will only be open during the two weekends: 3 - 4, 10 - 11 May ~ 2- 5 pm

Contact: Philip Koomen . Wheelers Barn . Checkendon . South Oxfordshire . RG8 0NJ Phone 01491 681122 Email Philip Koomen Furniture Webpage by Esmyr van Hees Last Updated 1 May 2008

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