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River Bespoke
Feature walls for stunning interiors
About River Bespoke
We are a small Norfolk company specialising in the design and manufacture of beautiful, handcrafted and bespoke shelves. We pride ourselves on quality and exceptional service and our beautifully crafted designs appeal to people that appreciate sophisticated simplicity and beauty.
The shelves are manufactured using a mild steel frame with a floating timber shelf, clustered together on a wall forming a changeable, eye-catching feature. A piece of wall art that is interesting and functional.
The design, sourcing of materials and fabrication all happens in Norfolk enabling us to have great control over the quality and finish of all of our products.
There’s nothing standard about our shelves, everything is customisable.
Region
Norfolk
SectorWorkspace, Hospitality, Residential
Company TypeManufacturer
Enquiries07572 868549
info@riverbespoke.com
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