Fleming Howland furniture symbolises an object of status and a living connection to the past. It is built to last and has been designed to develop its own unique stories.
Candle
Fleming Howland’s candle collection extends the workshop’s craft, with each scent layered, balanced, and shaped by a deep understanding of natural materials.
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Case Study: 17th Street, New York City
Inside a Manhattan apartment by Donald Cantillo Architect, reworked through colour, proportion and bespoke detailing.
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Case Study: Alexander McQueen
A selection of recent retail commissions, outlining how each piece is developed in response to its setting.
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Case Study: The Colony Club, Detroit
Inside the Colony Club, a sensitively restored Georgian landmark in the heart of Detroit.
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Press: What’s in and out for 2026
The Wall Street Journal points to a clear shift in how homes are being shaped, driven by craft and a return to the considered interior.
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Case Study: Savoy Richmond
A room that possesses all the evocation of the golden age of modern 1930’s Art Deco cinema.
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British eccentric
In a land where tradition walks arm in arm with invention, we do not merely permit the odd and the original, we revere them.
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It’s Alive
In the North of England, where the wind bites through red brick and grit lines every breath, lie cobbled streets that built the world…
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Case Study: Cygan Library
A black-walled library in Dublin, Ohio, reimagined with design studio Dear Gary and Fleming Howland’s handcrafted sofas. Features the William Chesterfield sofa.
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Case Study: Lolita Tequila Bar
Setting the mood at Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar in Boston’s Back Bay and Fort Point neighborhoods.
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Case Study: A Neo-Gothic Retreat
A relaxing reading room, home to an antique collection of books, carpets, objects and paintings from the 19th century.
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Case Study: Chatsworth’s Honour
A remarkable waterfront piece of land in a small but beautiful town in the province of Quebec…
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The Origins of the Chesterfield Sofa
The concept of eternity in its purest form, the interpretation of eternity, is ‘unending time’ or timelessness.
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Case Study: Mrs. Schutz
A small detached bungalow located in Berglge, Germany on the outskirts of a small town…
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Built For Future Generations
There’s a lot of mass-produced furniture today that’s not built for a second life. It is not structurally sound enough to reupholster…
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Case Study: The Curtain
The Curtain sits at the heart of Shoreditch, London’s most creative district. Centered around 120 guest rooms…
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Case Study: Emblem Hotel, Prague
As described by Forbes magazine the Emblem Hotel features “…top designers like Tom Dixon lighting and Fleming Howland leather sofas…”
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Case Study: Harlem Restaurant
Fleming Howland leather specified for the private dining area at the Red Rooster, Shoreditch
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Case Study: Bourne Capital
Bourne Capital choose Fleming Howland for their ‘dramatic entrance’…
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Case Study: T-Space
T-Space Architects specified Oxford Tub chairs by Fleming Howland for the Director’s office…
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Case Study: Basement Sate
Inspired by the revival of Soho, Basement Sate is an indulgent journey of discovery…
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Hand-Coloured Leather
Hand-Coloured leather isn’t just incredibly supple…it transmits a distinctive, warm natural fragrance.
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British design on the world map
Two years in the making, the new Xavier chair is the result of Fleming Howland’s first collaboration with British award winning designer David Fox.
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Tough Stuff
When you think of a Chesterfield, you probably think of classic British design, an icon in the world of furniture. You probably don’t really think of motorcycles, do you?
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