About

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Thomas Brenton is a family-run company specialising in bespoke interior metalwork and handmade furniture. At the heart of our business lies a deep commitment to British craftsmanship. Every piece is meticulously crafted by hand in our workshops located in Berkshire, just west of London.

With a heritage that dates back to 1911, our roots in engineering draughtsmanship and blacksmithing have shaped the way we work today. We proudly uphold many of the original manufacturing processes,
believing that this dedication to tradition results in an unparalleled product experience. Our collection is designed to seamlessly blend into both traditional and contemporary settings.

We take great pleasure in collaborating with interior designers, architects, and private clients, aiming to create stunning focal points that achieve a cohesive and continuous finish throughout their spaces.
Whether you’re looking to add a touch of elegance or a bold statement, Thomas Brenton is here to bring your vision to life.

Our Core Values

Heritage

Honouring generations of British craftsmanship.

Quality

Uncompromising standards in every detail.

Bespoke Service

Tailored solutions for every project.

Integrity in Craft

Honest workmanship and trusted expertise.

Customer Satisfaction

Exceptional customer service from first enquiry to final installation.

Innovation with Purpose

Embrace modern techniques rooted in tradition.

Our Mission

Our mission is to preserve and celebrate the finest traditions of British craftsmanship by creating exceptional products that combine heritage, quality, and innovation. We are committed to delivering outstanding workmanship, personalised service, and lasting value for every client.

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Our Design Philosophy

Our mission is to make the world a greener place, one plant at a time. We strive to provide our customers with the highest quality plants and plant care products, along with the knowledge and support to help them thrive.
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Our History

Mr Thomas Brenton was born in 1859 and grew up in Plymouth.  He joined the Navy in the 1880’s and worked as an armourer for 20 years. 

In the early 1900’s he set up a bike shop called Brenton’s Cycle Depot, the address was 8 Carlton Terrace, Eldad Hill, Plymouth and they lived in the house above.

The photo on the right shows the old bike shop and Thomas Brenton’s children stood in the entrance. 

In the 1911 census, Thomas Brenton Senior’s occupation is listed as a ‘Cyclemaker’ and his son, Thomas Brenton is listed as ‘Working on Cycles’.

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