Ben Tucker, Fallen Furniture
Using reclaimed, authentic aircraft parts, from both military and civilian aircraft steeped in history, Fallen Furniture take pride in exploring the most innovative ways to breathe new life into these remarkable feats of engineering to design and create pieces of art and furniture.
Each piece of Fallen Furniture is meticulously crafted with an emphasis on originality and personality, resulting in a distinctive and decorative tribute to aviation heritage and engineering, guaranteed to intrigue, to captivate, and to inspire conversation in any home or place of business.
With a strong belief in design as applied art – there to be used as well as admired – inspiration is drawn from a number of different periods: from the Art Deco movement of the early 1900s to the Parisian craftsmen creating robust industrial furniture and lighting in the 40s, to the 21st century eco design movement.
A design process and ethos has been born that centres on celebrating a single, beautifully engineered aircraft part and marrying it with an eclectic mix of sustainable metals, woods and textiles to create a truly unique product of elegance, functionality and modernity.
Working from a restored 17th century building on the outskirts of the creative heritage city of Bath, a strong focus on British manufacturing and craftsmanship is adopted, with all elements of production based in Britain. This enables complete quality control over every piece that leaves the workshop.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Ben Tucker/Fallen Furniture. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
Using reclaimed, authentic aircraft parts, from both military and civilian aircraft steeped in history, Fallen Furniture take pride in exploring the most innovative ways to breathe new life into these remarkable feats of engineering to design and create pieces of art and furniture.
Each piece of Fallen Furniture is meticulously crafted with an emphasis on originality and personality, resulting in a distinctive and decorative tribute to aviation heritage and engineering, guaranteed to intrigue, to captivate, and to inspire conversation in any home or place of business.
With a strong belief in design as applied art – there to be used as well as admired – inspiration is drawn from a number of different periods: from the Art Deco movement of the early 1900s to the Parisian craftsmen creating robust industrial furniture and lighting in the 40s, to the 21st century eco design movement.
A design process and ethos has been born that centres on celebrating a single, beautifully engineered aircraft part and marrying it with an eclectic mix of sustainable metals, woods and textiles to create a truly unique product of elegance, functionality and modernity.
Working from a restored 17th century building on the outskirts of the creative heritage city of Bath, a strong focus on British manufacturing and craftsmanship is adopted, with all elements of production based in Britain. This enables complete quality control over every piece that leaves the workshop.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Ben Tucker/Fallen Furniture. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
Mr Ben Tucker |
Where it all started |
Production |
Hatfield - Harpsfield Hall |
Hatfield - Harpsfield Hall |
Boeing 747 Wheel Alloy Coffee Table |
Cluster Bomb Cabinet |
Cluster Bomb Cabinet |
Cluster Bomb Cabinet detail |
Cluster Bomb Cabinet detail |
Boeing 737 Leading edge standing lamp |
Boeing 737 Leading edge standing lamp |
Boeing 737 Leading edge standing lamp |
Airbus A320 Leading Edge Lamp |
Boeing 737 Cowling chair |
Boeing 737 Cowling chair |
Airbus slimline clock |
Fuselage wall art |
Fuselage wall art |
Cowling Bar |
Cowling Bar |
Exhaust Lamp |
Exhaust Lamp |
Exhaust Lamp |
Cowling Bar |
Exit door table |
Fuselage wall art |
Exit door table |
Exit door table |
Exit door table |
Exit door table |
Boeing 747 coffee table |
Boeing 777 mirror polished wheel centretable |
Boeing 777 mirror polished wheel centretable |
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