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1 review for Fulham Dining Chair
Rated 5 out of 5
Mary –
We at Jane Austen’s House Museum in Hampshire are thrilled with our new Fulham dining chairs. We were looking for comfortable seating for our volunteer stewards and these work perfectly alongside the period furniture inside Jane Austen’s former village home. Thank you to Roger and all at Lloyd Loom.
Using his experience gained when working in the London factory, "The late" Geoffrey Lusty concentrated on original Lloyd Loom designs as well as developing a modern collection of Lloyd Loom tables, chairs settees and many other products. He will be greatly missed for his knowledge and kindness.
History
History & Manufacturing
In 1907 an American, Marshall Burns Lloyd, invented a special loom that could weave twisted kraft paper into a woven fabric partly reinforced with steel wire.
This woven fabric became known as Lloyd Loom and it revolutionised an area of the furniture industry.
Choose Your Colour
For a bespoke finish why not choose your own colour from our swatches.
Using his experience gained when working in the London factory, "The late" Geoffrey Lusty concentrated on original Lloyd Loom designs as well as developing a modern collection of Lloyd Loom tables, chairs settees and many other products. He will be greatly missed for his knowledge and kindness.
In 1907 an American, Marshall Burns Lloyd, invented a special loom that could weave twisted kraft paper into a woven fabric partly reinforced with steel wire.
This woven fabric became known as Lloyd Loom and it revolutionised an area of the furniture industry.
Mary –
We at Jane Austen’s House Museum in Hampshire are thrilled with our new Fulham dining chairs. We were looking for comfortable seating for our volunteer stewards and these work perfectly alongside the period furniture inside Jane Austen’s former village home. Thank you to Roger and all at Lloyd Loom.