Walpole Townhouse, Chelsea

In collaboration with design studio Accouter, we created a contemporary boardroom table for Walpole’s new Townhouse, just off Sloane Square.

As the official body for British luxury, Walpole’s new headquarters are designed to reflect their values of exceptional craftsmanship and design excellence.

Responsible Luxury

In 2023, we were thrilled to be selected as one of twelve Walpole Brands of Tomorrow, celebrating Britain’s emerging luxury businesses. In 2024, we joined Walpole formally as a member, and were honoured as the runner-up Sustainable Luxury Brand of the Year in their annual British Luxury Awards.

Building on our continued relationship with Walpole, we designed a boardroom table that serves as a sculptural centrepiece for their grand meeting room.

Treecycled timber

Crafted from an ash tree felled just outside of London, the tabletop proudly bears the signature Goldfinger touch - the precise GPS coordinates of where the original tree once stood, celebrating the material’s natural heritage.

Sourced from felled trees that would otherwise be chipped and burned for biofuel, we put this wood to good use by giving it a new life as timeless furniture. We call this Treecycling.

Workplace design

Designed for both function and inspiration alike, this piece also features elegantly fluted curved legs, as well as organic cut-outs for flexible cable management.

This allows the boardroom table to elegantly accommodate multiple purposes, from hosting client meetings, to providing co-working space for Walpole members, to event displays, and more.

"Goldfinger are at the forefront of interiors, integrating timeless design and craftsmanship with a forward thinking and ethical approach... We love how Goldfinger's centrepiece celebrates both sustainability and heritage."

Helen Brocklebank
CEO, Walpole

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