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To complete our Class of 2026 series, we’re celebrating Matty and Mishka’s groups of Chippendale School graduates and the work they created during their time on the Professional Course. Across 30 weeks of hands-on learning, experimentation and making, these students pushed their ideas forward and built the practical skills needed to bring ambitious furniture designs […]

In part two of our Class of 2026 series, we introduce more Chippendale School graduates from the Professional Course, this time from Graham and James’ tutor groups. Over the course of our 30-week furniture-making course, they explored new techniques, refined their designs and produced final pieces that reflect both technical skill and real individuality.

Every year, the Professional Course brings together a group of makers with different backgrounds, ideas and ambitions, all united by a shared love of working with wood. In part one of our Class of 2026 series, we meet Chippendale School graduates from Andrew and Len’s tutor groups, each of whom spent 30 intensive weeks developing

As the 2025 Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale ends, we’re excited to introduce the final cohort of graduates whose work was on show. In this final blog, we highlight the talented Chippendale Graduates from Ben and Matty’s tutor groups—a diverse group of students who have each brought fresh ideas, bold experimentation, and a unique

In part two of our 2025 Graduate Exhibition blog series, we turn the spotlight to the talented students in Graham and James’ tutor groups, each bringing their own creative perspective and distinctive style to fine furniture making. With the 2025 Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale now concluded, we’re thrilled to share some of the

With the 2025 Chippendale Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale now concluded, it’s the perfect time to learn more about this year’s graduates from our Professional Course. In this first instalment of our three-part blog series, we spotlight the graduates from Andrew and Len’s tutor groups—two cohorts of makers who honed their skills over an