HTMorris Furniture

I specialise in small free standing furniture, constructed with hand tools with locally sourced timbers. And where possible only using raw materials for adhesives and finishes. I am excited to talk about heritage craft, so some of what I dedicate my self to is writing articles and publishing short films documenting my work. .

Open to the public

Yes, by appointment only

Provides courses or training

Yes

Available for craft fairs

Available - please ask about pricing

Contact

GOTGREENS FARM Old Gloucester Rd.
Bristol
N. Bristol
England
BS35 1RZ

Harry Morris

e: [email protected]

http://www.htmorris.com

About

I’m Harry, on the business card it says ‘Furniture maker, restorer & teacher’. I might add conifer cone collector, tree advocate, Folk Craft dabbler & Stan's best mate on to that.

In 2019 I graduated from West Dean college of arts & conservation, I was there for 2 years studying ‘Historic Craft Practice - Furniture’. It was during this time I started ‘HTMorris Furniture Ltd.’. The plan was to design and make furniture using traditional tools, materials & techniques; and spread the word of craft. West Dean is a wonderful place filled with wonderful, interesting people and things.

Shortly after graduating I traveled to Japan to take part in a intensive carpentry course in Kyoto, at Suikoushya craft school. I spend 2 months in Japan, following the course, to live with and document people practising heritage crafts. I met some amazing people.

I then spent a short few months at an environmental charity in Sydney, Australia. The Bower reuse and repair center. Thanks to my good friend Shane (who I met at West Dean). Here I made a piece of furniture and assisted with a bit of teaching on their woodwork & repair courses.

Returning to the uk just before 2020, I starting taking on commission work.

I now mainly make Windsor chairs to commission, do restoration work & teach courses.

ALSO... I help run a community farm in N. Bristol with my brother & 4 others - GotGreens Farm cic