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The Homewood guide to weave: patterns, colours, and how to choose the right one for your piece

There’s a moment that happens in most Homewood showrooms. Someone sits down, runs a hand along the seat of a chair, and asks: what is this? The answer is weave, and it’s one of the more personal decisions you’ll make when designing a Homewood piece. Not because it’s complicated, but because it’s yours. Every rope […]

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How to Care for Your Solid Wood Furniture Before Winter | Homewood  

If you’re watching the grey skies roll in over the coast, you already know what’s coming. That persistent, creeping damp that finds its way into everything. Meanwhile, inland, it’s a completely different story. The Highveld is bracing for bone-dry, crisp winter days where the air actively pulls moisture out of everything, your skin, the earth,

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What “Handcrafted” Really Means at Homewood | Solid Wood Furniture from South Africa 

The day begins with wood, not machines Morning in the workshop doesn’t start with buttons, but rather selection. The team gathers around our hand drawn project board, stretching far down the workshop. A plank is lifted and then studied carefully. Not just for size or yield, but for character. At Homewood, the word “handcrafted” holds

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A True Commitment to Authentic Craftmanship: Plantation Teak and European Oak

Reintroducing the Plantation Teak & European Oak: Growing Homewood’s Solid Wood Selection We don’t just “source” materials at Homewood. We’re always looking for new ways to expand our range and we’re proud to reintroduce two new materials to our collection: Homewood’s Plantation Teak and European Oak. Our workshop has always focused on producing quality custom

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Why does some furniture last decades while others fall apart in years?

When it comes to furniture, a quick purchase serves a purpose, but the right purchase can become part of your home for generations. The expression, “you’re part of the furniture,” didn’t come about for nothing. Furniture has always meant more than function; it represents familiarity and becomes a part of your day-to-day life. Mass-produced products

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From Sketch to Showpiece: The Journey of a Custom Furniture Order

For most people, sketching a piece of furniture on a serviette or in a notebook is where the story ends, but at Homewood, it’s just the beginning. Below, we have a look at the journey of custom furniture from pencil line to polished heirloom. Sit down and Talk Every custom order starts with a conversation.

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5 Red Flags When Buying Custom Furniture

Why We Don’t Always Give Customers Exactly What They Want (Sometimes ‘yes’ is a red flag in disguise) Ever watched a custom furniture “bargain” fall apart after a year? We have (and it hurts). Spot these five warning signs before you make a deposit and you’ll save yourself money and a furniture flop. 1.Red Flag

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Growing Up, Made to Measure: Custom Kids’ Furniture

Tiny fingers, tiny toes, tiny chairs.When you’re small, the whole world lives a lot closer to the ground. If we want little humans to explore, reach, and learn with confidence, we need to come down to their level—literally. That’s where custom kids’ furniture comes in. At Homewood we can shrink (almost) any design into a

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