Colombo armchair hellip hand crafted from genuine reclaimed teak root this colombo armchair is completely bespoke to the individual buyer and looks suspiciously like something from lord of the rings! The individual root sections are cut and shaped to...

Colombo armchair weathered… please note this item is weathered so colour may be slightly different across the chair handcrafted from genuine reclaimed teak root this colombo armchair is completely bespoke to the individual buyer and looks suspiciously...

Colonial day bed ... Please note this is an ex display product in good condition.  nothing spells relaxation like a lazy day in the sun on our hand carved colonial daybed, a perfect poolside retreat for warm summer afternoons, this outdoor furniture...

A design that is still as current today as it was in colonial times hellip during the 1700s the british colonial planters in india needed something to sit on ndash presumably to watch the workers from a more comfortable vantage point. And so the colonial...

Coloured low coffee table... This coloured low coffee table has been handcrafted from upcycled scrap metal this makes each one completely unique! Aaron's unique style and use of recycled drums, shines through with this piece of furniture. All the tables...

Coloured low lounger... Please note this product is a single chair only this coloured low lounger has been handcrafted from upcycled scrap metal this makes each one completely unique! Aaron's unique style and use of recycled drums, shines through with...

Coloured throne footrest... This coloured throne footrest handcrafted and recycled from 44 gallon oil drums this makes each one completely unique! It brings a ray of sunshine to any garden and is built to thrive in any climate! We also sell the matching...

Coloured throne lounger... Footstool included! This coloured throne is handcrafted and recycled from 44 gallon oil drums this makes each one completely unique! It brings a ray of sunshine to any garden and is built to thrive in any climate! These loungers...