In a church in Cheltenham, there was need for a new portable nave altar. The church’s existing high altar meant that the priest celebrating the Eucharist was very isolated from the congregation and it was difficult for the elderly to access. We spoke to Jean, one of the churchwardens about the church’s requirements.

An unusual request provided a starting point for this striking piece; make an office unit with drawers large enough to hold wrapping paper. Wrapping paper aside, the clients - some-time home-workers – also wanted a comfortable place to work which also reflected their love of all things hand-made...

Tom created this elegant English walnut rocking chair for Cheltenham’s Celebration of Craftsmanship and Design exhibition in 2015. Inspired by the designs of revered furniture maker and woodworker Sam Maloof, it took roughly 200 hours to make and is 90% hand-made...

The owner of this English oak office came to Auspicious with no more than a basic plan and a preference for oak. What we created was a serene working space - a place of contemplation and inspiration...

Made for Cheltenham’s Celebration of Craftsmanship & Design in 2015, Nigel’s Lava Table began life as an unloved, unwanted set of gnarly walnut boards which lay languishing at the back of a timber warehouse. Despite numerous imperfections, Nigel saw its potential.

What is often mistaken for nothing more than a decorative wardrobe in the corner of our showroom is, in fact, a direct doorway leading to a hive of production; the Auspicious Furniture workshop.

Having tasked Auspicious to create an eclectic kitchen in their Ludlow home, these clients also desired something equally unique in their bedroom. With complete creative freedom, we were able to design and build an arts and crafts style wardrobe .