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	A bookcase with turned columns, surmounted cornice and diamond panel doors - of the Biedermeier style of designs.


		A few examples of Simon Spencer’s designs for bookcases in factory production, before they have been installed and painted, these illustrate other design lines often followed and were designed by Simon Spencer during the lifetime of Thistle Joinery Ltd.


		A design of a free standing bookcase with a “kneehole” cupboard below, and concealed desk above with classic pilasters with “Classical Greek” style heads, double cornice and a full pediment.



			Simon Spencer’s design for a bookcase in the Art Nouveau after the Glasgow style or the designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, whose style of furniture dominated the Scottish scene in the late 19th early 20th Century. This style of design was specially commissioned for a client in Scotland who wanted a bookcase to harmonize with the building.




	A very simple “Art Deco” style bookcase after Rennie Mackintosh


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Simon Spencer will do his best to compliment whatever style of furniture you may have so that a bookcase could be designed for you where none may otherwise be suitable.

Simon Spencer designed this unique bookcase with the guidance of our client to suit details sympathetic to their room. It is shown here in the factory prior to its installation.

Specially panelled doors and cornice fascia over the bookcase adds the unique design.




	This minimalist style of Simon Spencer’s design, illustrated above, during installation, of his manufactured design for a desk and working area incorporated drawers and filing drawers with a wide clear working area and adjustable side shelves, all clean, flush finished with balanced head and base to “float” when painted. Click on the image to take you to the finished work.