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Winner of the National Competition
"UK Shed of the Year" 2009
Steven Harwood is a fully qualified time served Cabinet Maker.
He has previously worked on projects for Her Majesty "The Queen"
and "Richard Branson" as well as other high profile customers
while working for one of his previous employers. For those who may be unsure or believe this to be an exaggeration or misleading in any way; please contact Steven directly using the email provided under "contact details" and he will happily share his experiences and list all qualifications.
Having set up his own company, "Harwoods Arts and Crafts"
are now producers of fine bespoke furniture, where your design is made to your specification. We also undertake repairs and restoration of antiques and all types of woodcrafts, from chessboards to cheeseboards and turned candlesticks.
As a trained artist and having completed a 3 year degree in Art and Design, Steven also undertakes commissions of original artwork,
including; animal portraits.
Prints of original work are available as well as greeting cards.
We can design cards for all ocassions.
Just ask and we will cater for your every requirement.
The company is situated within the beautiful surroundings of the
Carmarthenshire countryside, in the centre of the historic woollen industry of
West Wales near to the Market Town of Newcastle-Emlyn and the village of
Drefach-Felindre, which hosts the National Woollen Museum of Wales.
Why not come and visit the workshop and lovely riverside watergarden
and see a craftsman at work.
You can also meet Steven at Carmarthen's "Local Craft Makers" markets at
selected dates throughout the year. Alternatively contact us via our details. For accommodation visit www.dolgochmill.co.uk
   
Views of the Water Garden
 
Local Craft Makers at Carmarthen Market
Antique restoration/repair, clock restoration, woodcrafts and
animal portraits of your favourite pet or wild animal.
We also have woodcrafts available for sale as well as greeting cards and prints.
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