Friday Craft Film - the Journeyman by Method Furniture

This week’s film for Friday features Scottish craft company Method Furniture as they create the Journeyman: a steamer trunk for a jeanmaker.

Established in 2009 by cabinetmaker Callum Robinson and architect Marisa Giannasi, Method Furniture aim to produce stylish and sustainable contemporary furniture, which is individually hand crafted by a skilled maker. 

Method worked in collusion with Amsterdam based fashion label Denham, making a trunk specifically designed for the Journeyman Jeanmaker. Drawing inspiration from birch bark canoes and bi-plane wing construction, this modern interpretation of the classic steamer trunk has a solid ash frame, meticulously interlocked by over 200 traditional joints and skinned with 1.5mm thick birch and hand-stitched leather. Over 300 hours of craft work went into the making of the Journeyman.

Watch a short documentary of Method making the Journeyman in their studio workshop on the East coast of Scotland.

Find out more about Method Furniture

Find out more about the finished Journeymaker on the Denham website

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