Scroll down for some examples of the work of {nook}

Giant fish from slabwood, coppiced hazel, willow for weaving and 10000 recycled CD's, Glastonbury.
In collaboration with Recycled Venues and Greenpeace.

Kitchen storage made out of a donated Steinhart piano, Edinburgh.

Bed for Eddie from door, carved mahogany post and church cladding offcuts, London.

Junkyard piano dismantled and reconstructed as a Piano Windowseat, Edinburgh.

Books and Mirrors hallway inspired by Jorge Luis Borges, William Morris and Banksy, Edinburgh.

Dovetail Table assembled from two large redwood planks and a slate piece accompanied by an English Oak Bench - no nails, screws or glue, London Fields.

Freegan Beech shelves fill the front room, London Fields.

Airing cupboard, made from reclaimed doors and spalted beech, doubling as a staircase. London Fields.

Hurricane Elm collected from Brighton cemetery after the storm in '87 made into a bed, London Fields.

Waney wall unit made from Hurricane Elm, London Fields.

Recycled mahogany steps spiral round a windfall beech tree branch from the Meadows, Edinburgh.

Seaworn bricks support a Belfast sink with antique brass taps. Driftwood and slate finish Seabrick Sink, Lieth.

Driftwood display shelves for the Owl and Lion gallery, Edinburgh.

A panelled door, an oak fire surround, a mirror and pegged scaffold planks combine in the Word of Mouth Cafe, Edinburgh.

Found plywood cut into curves and slotted together make a practical and beautiful windowseat for Isabel Why, London.

Wrecked boat found at Prestonpans turned into a windowseat for Anna, Edinburgh.

Standing Sleepers a guerrilla public sculpture commission for Forgotten Game made from freegan railway wood and lost people, Edinburgh.

Artist and seamstress Jutyna Wills commissioned this table made from a stonecutters cutting board and a winebox, Edinburgh.

Playwright Rebecca Nadja-Rajah uses this 'Slate Desk' designed and built by {nook}, Edinburgh.

A table found in a skip in Utrecht provided the materials and inspiration for Lover's Seat, Netherlands.

4 spades, 2 hoes and 1 rake were used in this GardenToolChair.

'Bedside Table' for Alistaire on display at Art's Complex, Edinburgh.

Postcard from/of Atlantis Books designed and built by {nook} on Santorini Island in Greece.


Bamboo and String Tree House for Connie's school, Varanasi, India.

Edinburgh Books backstairs 'Trap Door Stair' accesses 'Priest hole' understair storage, Edinburgh.

A 'harmonograph', a geometric shape generator made from an old ladder, two sets of dividers, weights, a kite and a ball point pen. Click here to see one in motion.

Portrait commission for Adrian Hornsby from a picture he took of his father. Oil on board, vintage gilt frame. Photo credit: Adrian Hornsby
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