11 Mar
We love every single piece of oak and pine furniture we produce at The Rocking Chair – if we didn’t, we wouldn’t be building and selling it! Putting our all into our furniture’s production, to some it can seem like it’s a relatively straightforward process – we get some wood, work off a design, cut and assemble pieces together and a few hours later you’re looking at an Aspen wardrobe or a dining room chair. And although this is essentially the process,...
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08 Mar
It doesn’t matter what you’re buying today, we’re naturally always looking for products that are environmentally-friendly. Over the last few years in particular, it has been drummed into us that we all need to be making a concerted effort to help save the planet. Although a lot of the problems are said to come from heavy industries, every little helps and so reducing our individual carbon footprints will go at least some way to helping resolve the problem. And when...
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26 Feb
Read any of our blog posts, check out our website or simply come in and have a chat with us and you’ll see that we’re huge advocates of pine furniture. It’s the material a huge amount of our furniture is made from and we’re continually striving to provide it for rooms right throughout the house. As we’ve talked about previously, pine furniture can be fantastic for the bedroom. From the fact it’s warm and inviting through to it being a material that...
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Recent articles
What Goes Into Our Oak And Pine Furniture?
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We love every single piece of oak and pine furniture we produce at The Rocking Chair – if we didn’t,...
Understanding Just How Environmentally-Friendly Pine Furniture Is
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It doesn’t matter what you’re buying today, we’re naturally always looking for products that are environmentally-friendly. Over the last few...
Pine Furniture In The Kitchen – Why Does It Work So Well?
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Read any of our blog posts, check out our website or simply come in and have a chat with us...
