How It’s Made – Our Crafting Concept
In offering no less than six crafting options, the Robinson of England concept gives our clients the greatest understanding and insight into how Chesterfield sofas and indeed any sofas and chairs can be made.
“Not all Chesterfields are created equal”
There are varying techniques and materials involved in the crafting process. For us there are two fundamental elements to creating a piece of furniture: aesthetic and crafting. Both will ensure timelessness and outstanding quality.
Crafting Manner One
Our Manner 1 is identical to those of the 19th Century.
The seat, back and arms are completely loose coil sprung, with 8 point hand tied loose coil steel springs. This helps the build stay strong and never lose it’s shape.
Only using natural materials, the fillings consist of horse tail and coconut fibre before being lined with organic lambswool Chesterfield sofas.
Each and every fixing is hand tacked and the solid beechwood Tenon Jointed frame sits on our beautiful hand turned Walnut legs.
Our Manner 1 also comes with the finest hand dyed British leather or an alternative pre-dyed leather or fabric of your choice.*
Our Manner 1 is the amongst the world’s finest hand crafted furniture and takes up to a month to craft.
CRAFTING THE EXCEPTIONAL”
All frames are crafted for each individual order and as such can be built to your own precise specification.
We offer a complete bespoke service and are happy to discuss alternative materials.
If you have any questions regarding details please get in touch. Chesterfield sofas
*fabric costs may vary.
