We have recently been singled out by the independent media such as the Daily Telegraph, Evening Standard, The Daily Mail & ITV for praise on the quality and value for money of our furniture.

Below are details of recent press our brand has received.

Mail on Sunday -"Ultimate Home Office" Feature by Rob Waugh. August 2006. click here to download feature Page 1  Page 2

IDEAL HOME SHOW FEATURE - "luxury for less" by renowned interior design pundit Alison Cork. October 2006

Since her first appearance on our screens presenting the acclaimed Home In The Country series, Alison Cork has inspired countless people to try their hand at a little creativity. Alison's originality and flair have become trademarks of her decorative and recipe ideas. Never happier than when she is in her own home and garden, Alison combines her broadcasting career with writing a weekly property column for The Evening Standard. In March 2003 Alison published The Really Useful Directory which is a guide to goods and services for the homeowner, this was offered to readers of the Evening Standard free of charge. She has also written several books, including The Streetwise Guide to renovating Your Home and Home in the Country, with over 80 recipes and decorative ideas for the home.

ITV1 - "60 Minute Makeover" - design director Julia Kendell. Beckenham, Kent January 2007.

"I was delighted to have the opportunity to use Dukewood's Military furniture for our recent show. It's rare to find this level of quality in design, construction and finish for such good value. I'll certainly be specifying Dukewood again both for my clients and future programmes." Julia Kendell.

Julia Kendell is a rising star in the world of interior design. Her list of private clients includes many celebrities and her designs are featured regularly in OK, 25 Beautiful Kitchens and Vogue. She also writes articles for design journals. Julia's passion for design started very young: she added a few years to her age as a teenager to secure a Saturday job in a London design studio. She has since trained in all aspects of interior design and launched her own design consultancy business from Henley-on-Thames seven years ago. She is delighted to be back for a second series of 'Sixty Minute Makeover' and hopes to bring the benefits of good design, fresh ideas and style to a wider audience.