Main image: KEVIN STAMPER: Kevin Stamper Furniture design and produce bespoke furniture for a discerning clientele. Employing a highly original approach, Stamper’s signature style consists of pixelated photographs and water colour sketches which are digitised and then reinterpreted using individual squares of dyed veneer. The woodwork is carried out by hand by Kevin himself, and each piece is rendered totally unique as the grain pattern of the natural wood is exploited in the final result.
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