C.Owen Designs is a bespoke furniture company providing custom furniture designed and built by Carwyn Owen to your specifications. C.Owen Designs is run solely by Carwyn who is involved in all elements of the business from responding to emails to designing and creating your beautiful bespoke furniture. Working in a range of materials including wood, metal and plastic, C.Owen Designs specialises in designing and making unique pieces that last more than a lifetime.
C.Owen Designs is focused on making long lasting furniture, One of the main aims for the furniture we build is to outlast the age of the tree that it was sourced from, and we truly believe that it is possible. We aim to achieve this by utilising high quality materials, creative design and exceptional craftsmanship.
C.Owen designs is based in the heart of Mid-Wales on Carwyn's family farm. He is proud to say that C.Owen designs furniture is not only inspired by the landscape of Mid-Wales, but is built in Mid-Wales from the very trees it takes it's inspiration from. Carwyn sources his timber from the farm wherever possible, this not only ensures healthy tree harvesting but is also an extremely eco-friendly way of sourcing timber. All of the wood off-cuts are either used to create new and exciting pieces or burnt for heat in the workshop, with all the sawdust being used as farm animal bedding.
C.Owen Designs is focused on making long lasting furniture, One of the main aims for the furniture we build is to outlast the age of the tree that it was sourced from, and we truly believe that it is possible. We aim to achieve this by utilising high quality materials, creative design and exceptional craftsmanship.
C.Owen designs is based in the heart of Mid-Wales on Carwyn's family farm. He is proud to say that C.Owen designs furniture is not only inspired by the landscape of Mid-Wales, but is built in Mid-Wales from the very trees it takes it's inspiration from. Carwyn sources his timber from the farm wherever possible, this not only ensures healthy tree harvesting but is also an extremely eco-friendly way of sourcing timber. All of the wood off-cuts are either used to create new and exciting pieces or burnt for heat in the workshop, with all the sawdust being used as farm animal bedding.