


About Banyan Tree Studio

Hi, I’m Paul, the founder and owner of Banyan Tree Studio. My passion lies in creating furniture that tells a story—pieces that carry the legacy of their materials while seamlessly fitting into modern spaces. Every project is approached with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring each item is crafted with care and purpose
I take pride in designing and delivering high-quality, bespoke furniture, from media walls that redefine living spaces to custom-built units that enhance both form and function. My work is not just about furniture—it’s about creating lasting impressions through artistry and sustainability.
Banyan Tree Studio, based in Leyland, Lancashire, is dedicated to crafting exceptional bespoke furniture that blends history, sustainability, and innovation. As well as working with reclaimed materials—such as century-old Barn Wood and historic Wagon Boards—we also design and build custom media walls, alcove units, handcrafted dressers, and much more.
Our expertise covers:
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Stunning Media Walls – Thoughtfully designed with wall-to-wall storage, backlit shelves, and seamless TV installations for a striking yet functional centrepiece.
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Custom-Built Furniture & Cabinetry – From alcove units and radiator covers to meter cupboards and display cabinets, we tailor every design to complement its space.
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Handcrafted Dressers & Storage Solutions – Featuring details such as fluted glass doors, solid oak legs, and intricate craftsmanship.
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Sustainably Sourced Creations – Incorporating reclaimed materials to preserve history and bring character to modern spaces.
At Banyan Tree Studio, every piece is meticulously crafted to tell a story, combining age-old woodworking techniques with contemporary craftsmanship to produce furniture that is as functional as it is artistic.
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