Catchweasel

16/02/2018

Enigmatic, historically-inspired ceramics that have fired (no pun intended) my imagination.
Pretender to the Throne- Historical Editions

On a recent trip to Bishop’s Castle in Shropshire I saw an enigmatic shopfront. In fact, so puzzling that I really couldn’t tell what the shop was called or what it sold. My curiosity w…

09/02/2018

Winorama. New wine rack for Stori Beer & Wine Welsh ash and oak, with recycled wine cases. Now installed - go and see!

23/03/2017

Reworking one of my old creations for a friend who has moved to an house with lower ceilings. The walnut drinks cabinet rides again. Yee hah.

09/09/2016

Catchweasel has been to Y Dinas Mawr to deliver and retrofit arms for Dutch Church, Austin Friars

27/07/2016

These are my latest chairs and table. The chairs are a fresh idea for me – using an upholstered seat with fabric provided by Cefyn Burgess. I’ve called them the Berwyn chairs because I spent most of my time staring the Berwyn Hills when I should have been working. The table is a parquet of British hardwoods and is a reprise of an old idea. I’m really pleased with the way everything has turned out. As usual the design kept evolving even as I was making them, but true to form they have a beastly look about them, as though they might leap across the room of their own accord – just how I like it.

09/07/2016

A client asked for a set of dining furniture for two people. They won't be expecting this. No one expects this. I didn't expect it.

23/05/2016

Go faster dining chairs nearly ready

12/04/2016

Heavy on the pallet with a suggestion of scaffolding plank. New seating for the best beer shop in the world Stori Beer & Wine

05/12/2015

Handy paperweight streamlines accounts https://t.co/wgOcxBF2Gl

Get the whole picture - and other photos from Richard Roberts

20/10/2015

The Stable has a handle. Opening soon

12/10/2015

Accommodation by Ty Beic. Wood by Catchweasel

24/06/2015

Catchweasel makes more windows.....

Yet more windows, this time for the barn extension. They're large, allowing light to flood into the cottage and give views of farmland to the east.  The frames are made from burnt Welsh larch.  The...