Being the most popular sofa in a range doesn't happen by accident and the Belchamp Sofa is no exception. Standing proud on solid mahogany turned feet, capped with solid brass castors, the Belchamp has a formal look about it, only contradicted by the sumptuous cushions. Built over a solid beech...

The Arundel chesterfield sofa is the most flexible of our sofas as it can be ordered as a 2 seat love seat, a 3 or 4 seat couch or combined with an added armless corner unit to seat at least six adults. The Arundel is our most recent offering and is the only one that can be transformed to a...

The Goodwood House in Sussex, England, purchased as a hunting lodge by the 1st duke of Richmond in 1697, has been greatly renovated and expanded and is currently a well-balanced manor home with an attractive center and noticeable curved domes on either side. Just like its name sake the Goodwood...

Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of Queen Elizabeth as well as her principal work place where she entertains dignitaries from around the world. The Buckingham Chesterfield with its gentle curves on the crested back as well as higher than average arms, would look at home with...

The Sandringham Sofa is an original chesterfield design, dating back to pre-turn of the century. Built over a solid beech frame and featuring a fully sprung arm and back as well as hand tied sprung seat, the Sandringham has the foundation as solid as the great house it is named after. It features a...

For over 200 years, the term chesterfield has conjured up one image -- that of the Windsor style chesterfield sofa. And after 200 years, why change what works? The Windsor Sofa is built over our classic, solid beech frame, with hand fitted springs, to base, arm and back. It is then adorned with the...

The famed Castle Howard has quite an eclectic history. It was begun in the early 1700’s and three Earls and one hundred years later, the large baroque mansion was still not finished. It was in more modern times after a terrible fire in the 20th century that it was actually completed and made...

Harewood House was built by the Lascelles family in the mid-18th century in Yorkshire England with money earned in the sugar trade. It is the uninterrupted family home still lived in by the current Earl and Countess Harewood today. As the family has so well maintained the House and its magnificent...