The following items were commissioned by a client for a C.R. Mackintosh inspired guest bedroom. The Wardrobe, featuring carved floral detail with leaded glass inlay and bespoke pewter handles, is a close reproduction of Mackintoshes Wardrobe in the master bedroom at the Hill House.

The Dressing Table, from the Kilmarnock Suite is based on the Cheval Mirror from the bedroom in the reconstructed Mackintosh House at the Hunterian Museum Glasgow, with the addition of the dressing table top and drawer. Housed in the tall elegant double gables of the dressing table are the ‘Trinket’ drawers all with hand cut dovetails and bespoke hand cast pewter handles, these are copied from the Hunterian Cheval Mirror. Further floral carvings reach up to the head of the dressing table pelmet to tulip like carvings with cut outs inserted with coloured glass.

The Dressing Table Stool is based on a combination of a Mackintosh designed bedroom chairs.

The Headboard design was inspired by Mackintosh’s design for the bed in the master bedroom at the Hill House. The Bedside tables are reproductions of tables Mackintosh designed as part of a room setting for an international exhibition in 1902 Moscow.

The Wardrobe from the Kilmarnock Suite is a close reproduction of the Hill House Wardrobe. Finished antique white, with distinctive Mackintosh feature carved floral detail with colour and leaded glass inlay on the doors with bespoke hand cast pewter handles. The interior of the wardrobe is open full length hanging space with one high shelf and one lower shelf. The interior fitting is optional to the clients requirements.