Simon Muir Furniture

Had also had the great opportunity to work on a brilliant project for Bodan doing parts of the debating chamber desk for the Scotch parliament. Here are some some photos of the Work.

Making up some Fenix doors with an Oak Inset handle. This is make over as the old door where a bit passed the it.

This is an ongoing project which is nearly done. Almost there!!

Oak veneer paired with solid oak gives it a warm, refined feel, and using Blum Legrabox throughout is a strong sign of quality. The slim drawer profile and smooth action on the Blum runners make a huge difference in both feel and longevity.

A kitchen built mostly in oak can look incredibly premium when it’s nearly complete, especially once the final detailing goes in—handles (or handleless rails), worktops, lighting, and finishing oil/lacquer are usually what make it feel fully “finished.” Blum Legrabox is a great choice for that clean contemporary look, and it pairs especially well with oak because the hardware stays understated and lets the timber do the work visually.

It already sounds like one of those projects where the materials and hardware are doing the talking—thoughtful, high-end, and built to last. Once the final touches are in, it’ll likely look exceptional.

This kitchen was Designed for a repeat client in London, bringing together a restrained palette of natural materials and dark detailing. It features solid ash framing, stained black to define the architecture of the cabinetry, paired with ash frontages that keep the overall feel warm and understated. The birch-ply carcasses introduce a subtle layered edge and add to the honest, crafted quality of the joinery. The result is a calm, elegant kitchen with a strong material identity—functional, timeless, and quietly characterful.

Some Recent Work for a lovely couple in Trinity. This one is Fenix with an Oak veneer face and a two tone colour scheme. I think it works well.