Gosling Ltd – Luxury Bespoke Furniture London
Gosling Ltd London is a luxury bespoke furniture design company whose exquisite British craftsmanship has bought a reputation for excellence.
Classical in its proportions, the rug is characterised by its iconic Art Deco motif, a stepped design featuring rich bronze lines repeated and indented in the corners. Hand knotted Tibetan wool and silk.
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Email: customerserviceuk@therugcompany.com
Telephone: 0203 369 3912
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-6:00pm
Centre stage is the Art Deco inspired plinth, finished in black lacquer with faux bone inlaid square flutes and inset nickel detail at the base. Lit from within, the glass top up lights the showpiece sculpture. The Art Deco stools are handcrafted in Bombay Rosewood with brass feet.
Aug 19
Cantilevered from the wall, this stunning Gosling half moon console table is handcrafted in walnut, with satinwood stringing and sitting on a beautiful walnut scroll.
Aug 17
Sneak peak of a stunning #strawmarquetry hall console in blue & green hues with solid bronze frames. Straw marquetry, was first used in the early 20th century by French designer, Jean-Michel Frank. Bored prisoners became craftsman using the straw from the cell floors to make panels. Take a look at some more examples on our website.
https://www.tgosling.com/craftsmanship/straw-marquetry/
Aug 7
Dating back to the 23rd century BCE, #gilding remains every bit as revered today. A highly skilled technique, evoking a sense of richness & reflection. A favourite of @timjgosling! It is difficult to beat the nobility of gold & the part it plays in the alchemy of #interiordesign #gold
Aug 4
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I’m so excited to be judging the 2021 #BOATDesignAwards – The nominations are now open !@boatintdesignandinnovationawards.com. This year as the Monaco boat show is postponed. ( or will be in a slimmed down version ) we will be doing a huge amount of the leg work by zoom - but still meeting as a judging panel to discuss every element of every boat ...it takes a great deal of work but this is one of the only awards that is judged by a panel of experts and super yacht professionals.
#boat #superyachtcrew #superyachtlife #superyachtdesign #superyacht #superyachtworld #superyachtsmonaco @winchdesign_wd @bannenberg_and_rowell_designs @reymond_langton_design @rwd__design @valentinaz75 @dkt_artworks @boatinternational @thenelsonconsultancy @therugcompany @goslingdesignltd @clairegerman01 @dickiebannenberg @_kate_earle_ @todhunterearleinteriors @samanthatodhunter @sally.storey
Aug 2
Dressed to impress, this bespoke Gosling display cabinet is handcrafted in sycamore with bone & ebony inlay, beautifully proportioned to stand in a niche. Interior design by @justinvanbreda 💜
Jul 31
A Gosling Rosewood console table, featuring dramatic scroll sides, carved bone roundels with an inlaid #eglomise mirror reflecting the floor pattern. Set against oak panelled walls and flanked by two beautiful Victorian hall chairs. Interior design by none other than @justinvanbreda 💜
Jul 30
Pen work is a water colour technique, first made popular in the 1800’s. Created to replicate the glamour and richness of ivory inlaid furniture & exotic lacquer cabinets and screens of the Orient. Gosling uses this skilful technique to bring pattern and depth to unique bespoke designs. Sumptuous!
Jul 27
With only two UK workshops with the skill and machinery to produce engine turning, we think it deserves showcasing. Also known as jewelling, this extraordinary technique dates back to the 20s with the most recognisable example on the nose of Charles Lindbergh’s aircraft, The Spirit of St. Louis. The Gosling design team used engine turning for the side tables and base of this statement sofa for a client in Turkey.
Jul 23
Blue skies, blue straw marquetry and iPhone snaps to start a new week. Straw marquetry was first used in the early 20th century by French designer, Jean-Michel Frank. The particular straw Gosling uses today is grown in the South of France, worked into panels in Normandy and then sent to Tim's cabinetmakers in Yorkshire. It is a wonderful showpiece for a technique which originated in prisons. Bored prisoners used the straw on the floors to create extraordinary works of art. The Gosling bar commissioned by a client in New York makes cocktail hour just that little bit more special. 🍸
Jul 20
