DAVID GREGSON
Contemporary design led furniture for
private and corporate clients and public spaces

Bridge Green Farm, Gissing Road, Burston, Diss,Norfolk, IP22 5UD
Tel: (01379) 740528 Fax: (01379) 740711
email: davidgregson@zoom.co.uk

3m bench, Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery,
bleached and limed oak with silver gilded incised line.

Unique solutions:- The challenge of a commission is to design a piece that exceeds the client’s original expectations in both function and aesthetics; then to realise the design in the most appropriate materials and to the highest level of craftsmanship. The dialogue between client and designer should be a stimulating one, leading to new ideas and solutions. Simple geometry, patterns, curves and flowing lines; wood, stone,sand-blasted glass, stainless steel, copper and acid etched metal. The resolution of a detail is just as important as the overall concept. April 2000 The gallery next to the workshop, opening July 2000, will have a continually changing range of David Gregson furniture and a selection of ceramics, glass, jewellry, textiles and wood. Open Tuesday - Sunday 10.00am-5.30pm and Bank Holidays

Dining table and chairs, private commission, bleached and limed oak with stainless steel inlay.

Notable commissions:- London Business School - Courtyard bench St Andrews, Eaton, Norwich - Altar table, lectern, chair Norwich Cathedral - Portable lectern University of East Anglia - Foyer and outside seating Norwich Consolidated Charities - 5m boardroom table and 20 chairs Ipswich Town Centre - 9m wavy bench and litter bins Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery - 3m bench Norfolk & Norwich Hospital - Outside benches and tables Over the last three years, six pieces made in the workshop have been awarded Craft Guild Marks for excellence in design and craftsmanship by the Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers. In 2002 David Gregson was elected to the prestigious Selected Makers index of The Crafts Council, and pictures of his work are now available in Photostore, the Crafts Council’s digital image library. Current areas of interest are minimalist structures with textures and metal details.


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