Coppice is produced entirely from hand tools and naturally occurring materials to minimise its carbon footprint. Atmospheric carbon is naturally stored within the structure of its materials helping to give Coppice the status of carbon negativity. 

Alongside this, the increased use of coppice wood as a material produces higher demand for coppice woodland and husbandry techniques. This helps to grow and restore the ever dwindling habitat and ecosystems of endangered pollinators such as bees and butterflies across the British Isles. With each unit sold, Coppice furnishings regenerate British ecology for a greener future.  

Experimenting with different ideations 

Modelling and design development

For further information on the design process, see link below.