Pub furniture
Seating, banquettes and tables for pubs and inns, from listed country inns to town brasseries.
Pubs we have furnished
The Red Lion, Bradley
The Assheton Arms, Downham
A brasserie in Aughton, West Lancashire
The Fleece, Addingham
Furniture from these pubs
St Dunstan Sofa
A deep-buttoned Chesterfield with a curved back and rolled arms, as made in red leather for the Red Lion at Bradley.
EST Tub Chair
A classic rounded tub chair, fully upholstered, on short tapered legs. It appears in many of our projects, from Bramhall Lane Tennis Club to the Red Lion.
Colchester Arm Chair
A winged back and scrolled arms with piped edges: a traditional upholstered carver.
Scroll Wing Chair
Scrolled wings and arms with deep buttoning, on cabriole legs: an elegant, traditional wing chair.
Regency Wing Chair
A deep-buttoned wing chair with scrolled arms and shaped cabriole legs.
Tiffany Sofa
Square arms and loose cushions on a neat base. It is also made as a sofa bed.
Manor Buttoned Side Chair
A deep-buttoned back with stud trim, on tapered timber legs: a classic restaurant dining chair.
Jordan Tub Chair
A tub chair with flared, rolled arms and a tall back, on square tapered legs.
Pub furniture that respects the building
Pubs need furniture that suits the building and still feels fresh. We have furnished Grade II listed inns in Lancashire, Staffordshire and Yorkshire, matching leathers and fabrics to existing carpets, beams and bars.
Banquettes, sofas and tub chairs are made in our workshops, and timber finishes can be colour-matched to your bar and floor, as we did for a brasserie in West Lancashire.
We furnish free houses and pub groups alike, with chairs, tables, bar stools, booth seating and sofas on one order, delivered to site or installed by our team.
Questions we are often asked
Can you match our existing furniture?
Yes. At the Red Lion at Bradley, we matched leathers and patterned fabrics to the existing chairs, carpet and paintwork.
Do you furnish pub bedrooms too?
Yes. We made the beds for the Assheton Arms in Downham, upholstered in the owners' own fabrics.
Is your pub seating fire-safe?
Yes. Every upholstered piece we supply meets BS 5852 (CRIB 5), the fire standard for contract seating in pubs, restaurants, hotels and other public venues.
What furniture does a pub need?
Most pubs mix seating: sturdy dining chairs and tables for food, bar stools at the counter, banquettes or booths along the walls, and a few sofas or armchairs by the fire. A beer garden adds outdoor chairs and tables.
What is the most hard-wearing upholstery for a pub?
Faux leather and coated fabrics wipe clean and stand up to spills; real leather suits traditional bars and improves with age. Look for a high rub count and CRIB 5.
Do you supply pub tables?
Yes. Table tops in solid ash, veneer, laminate and cultured marble pair with iron, steel and timber bases in dining, coffee and poseur heights.
