Phoenix Furniture Studio

15/06/2026

Thinking about your next creative project as the seasons change? Why not tackle a piece of furniture! Get all the inspiration you need from this cocktail cabinet makeover. It's a full, step-by-step guide to creating a bespoke piece you'll love for years.

Watch the full process here and start planning your own masterpiece!

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05/06/2026

Today’s three pieces really did make me smile. First, the most charming set of five ceramic avocado-shaped bowls with hand-painted lavender sprigs inside. Then the sweetest little vintage glass mushroom in milky white with the confetti dots of red, blue, and yellow. And a beautiful Art Nouveau silver metal trivet with a calla lily design — genuinely too beautiful to hide in a kitchen drawer. All three on the website now.

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04/06/2026

Thursday car boot busier than Saturday?! Rows and rows of stalls — honestly, wasn't expecting it!!

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Lots of lovely finds at phoenixfurniturestudio.co.uk

04/06/2026

This Thursday’s arrivals are a really lovely mix of things 😍 First, a Sylvac urn in the most beautiful deep emerald green with serpent handles and raised classical relief. Then a silver 5-light candelabra with an infinity wave base — a lovely sculptural piece! And a sweet little 1970s wicker and black metal letter rack which is perfect for a hallway console or a busy desk — all three are on the website now.

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03/06/2026

A frog trinket box with a secret hidden drawer — push his tummy and out it pops! 😂
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Lots of lovely finds at phoenixfurniturestudio.co.uk

03/06/2026

Two gorgeous natural pink conch shells, both with that most beautiful blush-to-deep-rose interior, and then a wonderful little studio pottery mochaware vase in a beautiful blue with an intricate dendritic tree pattern (a diffusion technique where the glaze is coaxed into branching tree-like shapes).

This one has a windmill maker’s stamp on the base too which I’m not familiar with - do you know who the maker is?

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02/06/2026

Doesn't this look just like a dragon's eye?! It's one of the best finds from my sourcing day.
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Lots of lovely finds at phoenixfurniturestudio.co.uk

31/05/2026

The last three of the week, and they’re just beautiful. The Johnson Brothers Millstream sugar bowl — pink and red transferware with a romantic watermill scene, complete with its original lid and twin handles.

Then the Keeling & Co jug — and this one is a proper antique, dating to circa 1890. It’s got this gorgeous faceted octagonal body with rust-orange florals and a cobalt blue handle dripping with gold accents. It makes the most wonderful statement flower vase now.

And then Royal Doulton “A Winter’s Morn” (HN4622) — limited edition number 1,934, sculpted by John Bromley for Compton & Woodhouse. She’s in a sweeping white winter coat with a fur m**f and the most delicate gold bow details. All-white bone china figurines are so hard to find in this condition. She is genuinely special.

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30/05/2026

What a Saturday. Three figurines arrived and honestly, laying them out side by side was just such a joyful moment. First up, Royal Doulton “Top O’ The Hill” — the classic Leslie Harradine design, this is the 2004 edition (HN4778) from the Pretty Ladies Best of the Classics collection. She’s caught mid-gust, clutching her hat, those wonderful ruffled red and yellow skirts flying.

Then the Royal Doulton Disney Cinderella (DP1 from the Walt Disney Showcase Collection) — blue ballgown, hand-painted.

And finally — the one that made me audibly gasp — Coalport Lady Caroline. Limited edition number 1,195 of 9,500, sculpted by John Bromley for Compton & Woodhouse’s “Edwardian Garden Party” collection in 1996. The pink and white layered dress, the ruffled parasol, the floral hat — pure romantic English charm.

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