Designers and manufacturers of luxury wooden furniture.
The Godwin Office collection is our homage to the 19th century designer E.W Godwin a visonary and pioneer associated with the Aesthetic and Anglo-japanese design movements circa 1837-1910
The Godwin office collection is hand crafted from ethically sourced prime American black walnut paired with ebonised walnut, a truly luxury hardwood perfectly suited for furniture making.
Walnut can range from light brown to dark chocolate and purplish black with a creamy coloured sapwood.
“We strive to produce classic designs that emphasise both beauty and functionality and that pass the test of time.
“primum non nocere”
“first, do no harm”
Wasting material is not an option!
The longevity & practical usage of our work is of utmost importance. Employing our very best efforts to do justice to the materials used is everything.
As such, as part of our Ethos, all of our timbers are ethically sourced with, ’G5 secured conservation status’, meaning we don’t use any timber species considered endangered or protected.
What materials do we use?
“All of our products at Barlow & Brown are solid hardwood ethically sourced prime timber. We are woodworkers and hardwood is our soul medium.”
Scientific name
Juglans nigra
Trade Names
Black Walnut
Other Names
American black walnut, American walnut, Black walnut, Eastern black walnut, Eastern walnut, Gun-wood, Nogal, Nogal blanco, Nogal silvestre, Nuez meca, Tocte, Tropical walnut, Walnut, Walnut tree, Wavey black walnut
Where does it grow?
Canada, USA
Conservation status G5 secure
Scientific name
Quercus robur
Trade Names
European Oak
Other Names
Austrian oak, Chene, Common English oak, Eiche, Eik, English oak, European oak, European white oak, French oak, Penduculate, Pendunculate oak, Polish oak, Quercia, Rovere, Skogsek, Slavonian oak, Valhynian oak, Yugoslavian oak
Where does it grow?
Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Slovakia, United Kingdom
Conversation status G5 secure
“ Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful”
William Morris
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