The credenza takes its inspiration from a weaving loom. The top of the four doors represent an integrated shuttle and breast beam. This homage to the arts and crafts movement is layered with a nod to the four generations of Goulder cabinetmakers represented via the four panels, covered in woven material (leather or fabric) with apertures revealing four drawers.

The credenza is a playful exercise resulting from research into the various design periods covered by the Goulder family over the decades and the practical time spent by the side of Liz Williamson’s loom, which was used to create the textile art within this furniture collection.