Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Rennie MacIntosh Occasional Wall Table
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Spice, Slice and Stripes

This set of kitchen furniture was designed by Fiona Campbell Furniture for, and with a local customer. They wanted a versatile kitchen island that would allow different types of storage and act as a kitchen table for eating suppers. It was to become the hub of the kitchen. The walnut strips flow through the stools, handles and top giving continuity. It is set on four castors so that it can be wheeled in and out of the kitchen. This piece was a joy to make.
Island - Key Features :
Solid oak, solid walnut and oak veneered boards.
Spice racks
Two large drawers
Flap down bread drawer
Removable shelving
Matching stools that slot into the unit
Two hidden cupboards
Flap up surface for eating.
Shadow gap on top and stools
This island has over 100 joints and required four people to lift it.
Matching Stools
Monday, 20 December 2010
Onto The Pipeline

Fiona Campbell Champagne Trays has been accepted on to Business Gateways Growth Pipeline. Achieving a place on the Pipeline comes after a lot of hard work at the Chamber of Commerce and Business Gateway. A big thanks to everyone who helped. Very excited about the next two years.
The plan is to the develop the original design, commercialize the product, go global and develop future products and ranges.
Monday, 29 November 2010
Edinburgh Reporter Chats to Fiona Campbell
Phyllis Stephen at the Edinburgh Reporter published this interview with Fiona Campbell this week. Fiona and Phyllis chat about what it is like to run a business and work in the city of Edinburgh.Please follow this link to read the full article.
Thursday, 28 October 2010
Essentially Catering Feature
Champagne Trays feature in the news section of Essentially Catering magazine this month."As ever, the simple ideas are the best. Designed by Fiona Campbell - who graduated as 'Student of the Year' from the Chippendale International School of Furniture in 2000 - these stackable trays, which are available in a range of colours, allow glasses (champagne, red and white wine) to sit snugly in holes making life as a wine waiter or waitress a whole lot easier."
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