At House of Furn, our primary focus is thoughtful design, and our new parasol poseur tables are no exception. Created exclusively by House of Furn to offer stylish functionality, have been developed to integrate seamlessly into design-led events alongside our existing collections.

We are delighted to introduce the latest bar in our collection; Buttercup Bobbin, a sleek and beautiful butter yellow bar.

Some pieces simply furnish a space. Others transform it. Butttercup Bobbin has been designed to bring a unique blend of sophistication and energy to modern events. With the soft silhouette of the bobbin trim, and buttery colour, this bar was created for clients looking to move beyond traditional event styling and create something truly memorable.

Élevé is about the way a space feels, not just how it looks. It’s about thinking differently about furniture - placing more intention behind every choice, and understanding the role it plays in shaping how people come together.

Furniture isn’t an afterthought. It sets the tone, defines the flow, and creates the foundation for everything that follows.

In our workshop, custom‑made doesn’t just mean tailored design - it also means responsible craftsmanship.

The evolution of marquee weddings across the past decade has been a fascinating privilege to be a part of. Today, marquee structures are architectural statements – sail-cloth tents, glass houses, and stretch tents that blend seamlessly into the landscape.

Dive boldly into timeless elegance with our Blue Sienna collection.

For colour confident couples, these rich jewel-toned pieces create distinctive and elevated lounge settings. With sumptuous velvet upholstery, this set provides the perfect combination of style and comfort complementary for a range of palettes. Perfect for chic wedding celebrations, or stylish rehearsal dinners, the Blue Sienna range adds a refined pop of colour while maintaining a timeless, luxurious feel.

Introducing Changing Faces, our bespoke bar solution designed exclusively for events where every detail matters. Handcraft in-house with versatility and style in mind, these customisable bars allow you to seamlessly align your design across the entire event. For larger events we can customise both of our Changing Faces bar to create one long bar.

The Changing Faces bars have an elegant, white painted shaker frame, with fully customisable, interchangeable front panels. These can be tailored to suit your vision, personalised with paint, wallpaper, or decals. Changing Faces allows the bar to become an intentional part of your event design, anchoring the space and elevating the guest experience.

This year, we are delighted to open the doors to our new warehouse studio space. An environment thoughtfully designed to welcome clients and showcase our curated furniture collection.

For the past few months, we have been quietly working behind the scenes on our most refined furniture collection to date. We are delighted to announce that our new catalogue is now available.

February has a way of drawing attention to relationships. It is a reminder of how compatibility, in all forms, truly matters. In our world, the pairings that matter most are harmoniously built on proportion, function, and style. We approach furniture selection as a form of matchmaking: pairing pieces that work effortlessly together, complimentary to each other and their wider setting.

The Art of the Scatter Cushion

Whilst our sofas are far from Plain Janes, sometimes they need a little extra flair to truly make an impact — and that’s where the cushion comes in.  

Cornwell Manor offers the perfect backdrop for a classic, romantic English garden wedding …

A Wedding Planning Poem (for the Brave and the Bewildered)

Marquees today are so much more than canvas and poles — they come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, adaptable to almost any size space from an open field to a minute courtyard garden and everything in between

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We believe the right furniture transforms a space — and sometimes, one design captures hearts from the moment it arrives.  This year, that honour belongs to Margot.

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