Nail Brush
by Geoff Fisher
Geoffrey Fisher is a designer/maker, based in Buckinghamshire, England. All products are made of locally foraged wood and designed and hand crafted by himself in his workshop in High Wycombe. His ethos is to create simple but beautiful products that utilise, rather than produce, waste.
Geoff’s work uses the natural forms found in woodlands to make beautiful and sustainable products. As each trook (the natural forks created by trees as they grow) is truly unique, no two products are identical. Using traditional woodworking techniques, he transforms twigs and branches obtained from nearby woods into a range from hooks and tabletop dustpan and brushes to whistles, catapults and skipping ropes. Rich in natural texture, each item is as pleasing to view and hold, as it is functional.
Made in England
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Our Mission
Our mission is to be a responsible, purposeful and useful company that is fit for the 21st century, and our ambition is to sell our sustainably made furniture to as many people as possible.
To do this, we strive to strike the right balance between craft and industry.
