The designs continually evolve and develop.
There is no complete catalogue.
Below are some designs giving a flavour of the current range.
Spider stool
Legs fold under
Bumblebee (below)
stool or table that folds flat
available in different heights
Scuttle stool (below)
a stool that is suitable for use at a desk or table
legs fold away
Oddbod (below)
work or dining chair
folds to a very compact size
Imp (below)
adjustable back support
dining or work chair
folds flat
Gog reclining chair (below)
very adjustable back support
easy to recline
also available as with a rocking chair action
all available with or without arms and headrest
CONTACT DETAILS.
There is NO mail order service.
Seating needs to be tried for comfort, height angles etc. It is very personal and needs to be tried.
malcolm david smith, has now moved.
Work will be continuing in Yorkshire, see exhibitions section below.
Phone 0792 545 0876
email mdschairs@gmail.com
facebook facebook.com/malcolmdavidsmithfurniture
events 2024
November
Sun 17th. Big Craft Event, Epic Centre, Lincolnshire Showground LN2 2NA (See Links below)
Sat 30th. Hull Minster, Craft and Flea Fair, South Church Side HU1 1RR. (See link below)
latest news
For the first time I now have a Facebook page. It will be used for news and events coming up. Give it a try.
July. Just about up and running again. Workshop no longer looks like a war zone and furniture is re-emerging from its storage. Several local shows now booked.
June. The workshop is gradually coming together. The first new show is booked.
May. Relocated to Yorkshire. Once organised I will be resuming exhibiting at shows. Dates will appear here when finalised.
bigcraftevent.com Lincolnshire show craft details.
burtonagnes.com Autumn Fair details
thecraftandflea.com Craft and Flea details.
click for Facebook Account Malcolm David Smith
malcolm gained a B.Ed honours in Design & Technology at Shoreditch College.
Achieved the Shoreditch Society Award for Outstanding Design & Craftsmanship in Wood.
artisan chairs since 1989
all designs & images © malcolm david smith