Titchmarsh and Goodwin

23/10/2026

A night for boot rooms.

Painted cupboards with pierced ventilation, a quarter-sawn oak coat rail and a bench on hand-turned legs, all made by hand in our Ipswich workshop. Ventilated lower cupboards for dog beds and wellies.

What’s the one thing your boot room couldn’t do without?


Pinxton & Co

mudroomdesign

16/10/2026

Cherry and cluster elm veneer, all made by hand in our Ipswich workshop.

Veneering and fine cabinet making are what we’ve done at T&G for over a century, and it was a joy to work with a client who loved that side of us as much as we do.
He was open to letting the design flow, so we leaned into Art Deco: curved ends, sweeping cornices, and not a hard corner where it didn’t need one.

A favourite detail is one you’d never spot. We set the island drawers back so you can stand right up to the worktop without stubbing your toes or stooping. It’s a small thing, but you feel it every day.


Crofts & Assinder
Rock Revelations

07/10/2026

Anyone else hankering after proper wellie weather? The kind of day when a well-designed boot room really earns its keep.
A little throwback to WOW!house 2025, where we were proud to have one of our boot rooms in the wonderful Sims Hilditch Interiors room. Hand-painted panels, an oak library ladder and plenty of places for muddy boots to call home.

📸 James McDonald

04/10/2026

A recently installed scullery for a period house in the Cotswolds. Designed and handmade in our Ipswich workshop. Taking inspiration from a traditional T&G oak Welsh dresser base, we developed the design using hand-turned legs, shaped spandrels, and a tongue-and-groove backboard. A solid oak worktop with grooved draining board either side of the butler sink. Curtains made by Katherine Brown

A room made to be used every day, and to look better for it.

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01/10/2026

30/09/2026

Simple. Functional. Beautiful.
A newly installed boot room, built for muddy boots, wet coats and busy mornings.
Painted tongue-and-groove panelling sits beneath a solid oak shelf on hand-shaped brackets, with brass double hooks for every coat in the house. Below, a solid oak bench top sits over open, oak-lined cubbies for boots and shoes. Across the room, a fluted ceramic sink and a turned-leg oak console finish the space.
Nothing extra, just everything it needs to be, made properly to last.
Designed and handmade in our Ipswich workshop.

Ironmongery by Corston Architectural Detail

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26/09/2026

Every curve, every veneer and every finger-pull on this Woking kitchen was made in our Ipswich workshop, drawing on more than a century of traditional cabinet making and finishing. No machines doing the thinking, just skilled hands and timber chosen for its character.

Bespoke, as it should be.

20/09/2026

A mahogany four-poster from the Ipswich workshop, dressed for autumn by Colefax and Fowler.

The frame is hand-carved and French polished by our team here at Trinity Works.

Thank you to Colefax and Fowler for including us in their Autumn collection.

Bed: ours
Fabrics: Colefax and Fowler
Lamp: Adam Calvert Bentley

11/09/2026

05/09/2026

A cloakroom that could be a hundred years old. Brass, chain pull, oak panelling to the ceiling. Built now, in our Ipswich workshop, using the same methods we were using in 1920. Cistern by Catchpole & Rye

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