After seven years at Blackhorse Workshop, we’ve moved to our own space – a newly refurbished railway arch in Camden. We’ll open to the public on Saturday 2 August (maybe still a little rough around the edges!)
Fallen & Felled began with a simple idea – to give London’s felled trees a second life. Blackhorse gave us the shared space and tools to get started. Since then, we've grown – supplying timber and furniture to hundreds of customers across London and beyond.
Now it's time for a home of our own.
Arch 20 is the next step – a place to make furniture, sell wood, and show how London’s trees can become something beautiful and lasting. We’ll be in great company, alongside our neighbours the London School of Furniture Making and Wilkinson & Rivera.
Thank you for being part of the journey so far – we hope to see you soon.
New address
Arch 20
Hartland Road Arches
Camden
London NW1 8HR
Opening times
Saturdays – open to all, 10am - 4pm
Weekdays – by appointment only
First day open – Saturday 2 August
WHAT'S CHANGED
Saturday openings only
Arch 20 will be open to the public on Saturdays only.
During the week, the team will focus on furniture making. We’re still happy to meet if you’d like to visit – just email us so we can arrange a time to discuss your project.
More making – but still timber to browse
We’ll still have boards available to buy in Camden, just like at Blackhorse. But we’re placing more emphasis on helping customers explore what we can make for them – from tables and shelves to bespoke commissions.
We're developing the space to start those conversations: choosing timber, seeing examples and talking through ideas.
More ways to buy timber
We’re milling more trees than ever, but it’s not practical to show everything in a space in central London. So we’re expanding our online shop, and opening up our timber warehouse in Essex to all customers, by appointment – ideal if you're after something specific or buying in bulk.
Minimum order value
As we’ve grown, we’ve tried to help customers with orders big or small. But the reality is, hand-picking single boards or working on small bespoke furniture pieces takes time, and isn’t always sustainable for a small team.
To help us focus where we can add most value, we’re introducing a £150 minimum order for most timber and furniture projects. This won’t apply to boards bought online or in person at Arch 20.
