Press: Gosling Desk featured in ‘How to Spend It’ Magazine

October 28, 2011

One of our bespoke desks was featured in the bureaux de change article, page 53 of How to Spend It magazine this month. Writer Nicole Swengley explores how bespoke desks are answering our modern day need for flexible working spaces around the home.

Front Page, How to Spend It magazine, 7th October 2011. Click to zoom.

Within the article Tim explains the importance of working closely with clients in order to create a truely bespoke and tailor made piece.

Bureaux de Change article, page 53, How to Spend It magazine. Click to zoom.

Nicole Swengley also describes some of the more specific requests that we have received from our clients. Please visit our website www.tgosling.com to see images of all of the designs that feature within the article.

Bureaux de Changearticle, page 54, How to Spend It magazine. Click to zoom.

To read the article in full, follow this link to the Financial Times website http://bit.ly/nuH8wY

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About timgosling

TIM GOSLING - DIRECTOR Tim graduated from the Central School of Art & Design in 1987 with a BA (Hons.) degree in Theatre Design. His work in theatre included creating set and stage scenes for major West end productions such as Miss Saigon and Starlight Express as well as working as a set designer for Las Vegas shows. In the late 1980s Tim joined David Linley and became a director in 1993. At Linley he was instrumental in developing the company's design style and expanding their bespoke commission over the last 18 years. In 2005 Tim set up his own company, Gosling, giving himself the freedom to design a wider range of furniture and interiors while continuing his working relationships with interior designers world-wide. The company's objective is to create a bespoke service of design and furniture that has style and longevity. His world renowned furniture designs draw inspiration from classical architecture and styles. Each commission begins with the very intimate process of working with the client to ensure the designs reflect their needs and taste. Every piece of furniture is made to the most exacting standards using the finest materials and traditional cabinet-making techniques, and each element of the interiors is addressed with the same care and attention to detail.

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