Brand Spotlight
ercol
Established in 1920, for over 100 years ercol has been known for it’s clean, contemporary look and its timeless designs.
ercol work skillfully with solid wood to release the natural beauty of the grain. Their simplistic designs highlight the pattern of each wood differently, and they utilise the natural properties of each tree to create a better piece of furniture.
stunning woodgrain
Powerful Ash and Oak trees give great strength and durability. Ideal for shaping and bending with steam, the craftspeople at ercol utilise these natural properties to create seamless flowing lines.
Ash and Oak are used for their strength and the beauty and intricacy of their grain. ercol have been working with these woods for almost 100 years, and their ability to shape, sand and carefully finish each wood specifically is second to none.
With their own sawmills using state-of-the-art cutting machinery, ercol can cut and finish wood to an incredible level of accuracy creating even more beautiful and reliable furniture than before.


Popular From ercol
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ercol Salina Bedside Cabinet
RRP £485.00£389.00 -
ercol Aosta Chair
RRP £1,095.00£879.00 -
Ercol Sandford Motion Lounger Chair
RRP £1,925.00£1,545.00 -
ercol Ava Upholstered Dining Chair
RRP £370.00£299.00 -
ercol Siena Sideboard
RRP £1,685.00£1,349.00 -
ercol Noto Recliner Chair
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Ercol Winslow 2 Drawer Bedside Chest
RRP £490.00£395.00 -
ercol Bosco Medium Extending Dining Table
RRP £1,905.00£1,525.00 -
ercol Bosco TV Unit
RRP £990.00£795.00




ercol is proud to partner with Grown in Britain to create new ranges and re-launch some of their iconic pieces using British-certified Ash.
The longevity of ercol products, through their design and quality, enables embodied carbon to be captured across generations. This partnership drives direct investment into the British timber industry, with the vision of establishing a home-grown supply chain whilst supporting and helping to maintain our British woodlands. As specialist furniture makers, ercol are proud to be working with British-grown timber once again.