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The British Public House Collection: The Wrestlers — £250 + VAT per m2

Well, you see, there’s this rather splendid little establishment in North London, The Wrestlers in Highgate, to be precise. It’s been standing, rather charmingly, since the sixteenth century. Yes, that’s right, since 1547, if you can imagine. That’s a staggering 476 years of serving, presumably with a smile, the locals who’ve taken quite a fancy…

The British Public House Collection: The Mayflower — £250 + VAT per m2

Picture this: a quaint British pub known as the Shippe graced this very spot back in 1550, only to be succeeded by a series of establishments, including the rather charmingly named Spread Eagle and Crown, following a spate of fires in 1780. Yet, the real claim to fame for this London pub, now known as…

The British Public House Collection: The Blackfriar — £250 + VAT per m2

Nestled on the historic site of London’s Dominican friary in Ludgate, The Blackfriar pub has a story as rich as the ales it serves. Known as ‘the blackfriars’ for their distinctive cloaks, the Dominicans received King Edward I’s blessing in 1276 to establish their friary, quickly becoming a hub of royal and state activity, hosting…

The British Public House Collection: The Sheep Heid Inn — £250 + VAT per m2

Ah, the charming Sheep Heid Inn nestled in Edinburgh, reportedly Scotland’s most ancient watering hole, with its roots stretching back to the year 1360, if you can believe it! Back in the day, when medieval Edinburgh was abuzz, sheep were herded down to Duddingston for the not-so-pleasant business of slaughter, having been fattened in the…

The British Public House Collection: Cittie of Yorke — £250 + VAT per m2

In the year 1951, the illustrious Welsh poet Dylan Thomas was nestled in the corner of Henekey’s Long Bar in Holborn, his creative spirit fueled by the mingling scents of tobacco and the rich aromas of stouts, ales, and beers—a heady backdrop for crafting poetry. This very establishment, known today as Cittie of Yorke after…

The British Public House Collection: The Crown Inn — £250 + VAT per m2

In the heart of the Cotswold, in a bit of place called Frampton Mansell, there’s this spot, the Crown Inn. It’s a cider house from the 17th century, absolutely dripping with history, and it’s just the very model of what you’d dream up as a village pub. Picture this: roaring fires that crackle away, the…

The British Public House Collection: The George Inn — £250 + VAT per m2

The George, you see, is quite the esteemed establishment, a genuine slice of the 14th century, ensconced right in the bustling heart of Norton St. Philip, a stone’s throw from Bath. It’s been welcoming guests since 1397, making it one of the most venerable taverns in all of Britain. With its 13 delightful bedrooms, each…

The British Public House Collection: Ye Olde Trip — £250 + VAT per m2

In 2013, Rob, who sold reclaimed pine to London’s elite, ventured into opening an exclusive RFC studio in Clerkenwell. One evening, at Ye Olde Trip, he spontaneously offered Tanya, the barmaid, a job as his assistant, making her the first member of his London team. This impromptu decision became a key moment in his career….

Dry Valley Aged — £158 + VAT per m2

Sandy greys and light browns blend elegantly in a timeless fashion, reminiscent of the natural beauty of unfinished, gently weathered oak. Inspired by the patina colours of reclaimed oak beams from Eastern Europe.

Bruges — £145 + VAT per m2