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Angus Ross

I am a designer, maker and woodsman.

Aberfeldy, Scotland

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  • Woodworking
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Angus Ross is a designer, craftsman and woodsman. He combines ancient, traditional and modern woodwork techniques and is particularly known for steam-bending. His studio-workshop is in Highland Perthshire and he sources timber from a local bluebell wood which is co-owned and managed by Angus to improve: bio-diversity; the long-term quality of the timber; and amenity use of the woodland by others.

Focus:
Design, innovation and sustainability
CV:
Download document
Commissions:
Available for commissions

Modern Rustic Issue 14

02 May 2019

Hand-crafted Unstable Stool by Angus Ross

Man of the Woods by Kate Langrish in Country Living May 2019

10 May 2019

Man of the Woods by Kate Langrish in Country Living May 2019 Using timber from his own piece of Scottish woodland, designer Angus Ross transforms native trees into award-winning fine furniture.

FT Weekend by Jonathon Foyle Artisans

17 August 2019

FT Weekend by Jonathon Foyle Artisans: The Scottish countryside is replete with fir trees yet Angus Ross turns to local oak to craft outdoor furniture.

Angus Ross is a designer, craftsman and woodsman. He combines ancient, traditional and modern woodwork techniques and is particularly known for steam-bending. His studio-workshop is in Highland Perthshire and he sources timber from a local bluebell wood which is co-owned and managed by Angus to improve: bio-diversity; the long-term quality of the timber; and amenity use of the woodland by others.

Focus:
Design, innovation and sustainability
CV:
Download document
Commissions:
Available for commissions

Modern Rustic Issue 14

02 May 2019

Hand-crafted Unstable Stool by Angus Ross

Man of the Woods by Kate Langrish in Country Living May 2019

10 May 2019

Man of the Woods by Kate Langrish in Country Living May 2019 Using timber from his own piece of Scottish woodland, designer Angus Ross transforms native trees into award-winning fine furniture.

FT Weekend by Jonathon Foyle Artisans

17 August 2019

FT Weekend by Jonathon Foyle Artisans: The Scottish countryside is replete with fir trees yet Angus Ross turns to local oak to craft outdoor furniture.

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