A classic piece of handcrafted furniture with elegant, tapered legs, our Square games table comes with an ingenious twist: it flips over to reveal a second surface. Both sides of the table are fully customisable, with options including a backgammon board, a chessboard, a leather surface for playing cards or a completely bespoke design in wood marquetry that transforms the design into an occasional table when not being played. With built-in compartments lined with calf leather to store whichever games pieces you choose, this graceful table represents the very best of British design and craftsmanship.
Each table is a unique creation and available in the wood or woods of your choice, with prices starting at £42,000 inc. VAT and £35,000 exc. VAT.
Please allow 4-6 months for delivery.
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There are no limits to what we can achieve with my Signature games tables. Exquisite pieces of furniture in their own right, they can also act as a starting point to explore a custom-made design that is as unique as its owner.
Designed for a client’s beach house in Cornwall, Alexandra hand painted the board with sailing boats, sea life, surfboards and other Cornish themes, alongside sharks to reference the client’s love of these apex predators of the ocean. Crafted from limed oak, which is so indicative of carefree days beside the beach in Cornwall, other personalised details include embossed secret messages in leather and tiger’s eye playing pieces, shot through with bands of iron, chosen because they resemble water in the sand.
Having recently relocated to a new home with the most spectacular garden, a client wanted to create an anniversary present for her husband that celebrated this new chapter in their life. Incorporated into the bespoke design is a backgammon board, hand-painted by Alexandra, featuring some of the couple’s favourite flora and fauna in their beloved garden, alongside the flowers of the Cantua buxifolia, better known as the magic tree – a charming nod to the client’s Peruvian roots.
