Adam Bottomley

This 4m wide by 3.5 metre deep raised deck is built right opposite the back door of the customer’s property. With planters spanning two sides and solar lights in the steps, it turns a previously neglected area of the garden into useable space which gets the sun for most of the day. Surrounding landscaping to be done soon. Watch this space!

This Pergoda/BBQ Shelter was built on top of our largest deck yet. The shelter is made from reclaimed pallet wood timber, and provides shade to whoever’s manning the bbq, and a nice visual barrier for the deck, providing some extra privacy from the overlooking houses.

Having ordered a new summerhouse for their young daughter, the owners contacted us to construct a raised base for it to sit on. With a tiered porch area and a child sized set of steps to the side door of the summerhouse, this project was a joy.

This 6 metre deep, by 4 and a half metre wide deck spans a former section of sunken waste ground which used to be home to an old shed and broken greenhouse. This deck really transformed the garden and provided a shaded, private seating area, and a safer garden for the customers and their dog.

All of the furniture I built for Stir Coffee Brixton was built to match the odd dimensions and rustic decor of the shop. 

This Cupping Table I built for Stir Coffee Brixton has a branded revolving central plinth set onto an octagonal 24mm birch tabletop. It sits on custom trestles to allow it to be flat packed for storage and transport. 

The owners of Stir Coffee Brixton wanted a bar they could take to events. I built this to be sturdy enough to load with stock and roll up Brixton Hill to whatever events await.