We're sorry, the page you are looking for cannot be found.  Return to our homepage Help us improve this page:Click Photos To Enlarge Even Arm Chair - Mackintosh Inspired Part of our Glasgow Collection Exposed recessed through tenon joinery Slatted Sides with pierced designs Earthy Upholstered Spring Seat Stands 30� tall, Measures 30� wide x 20� deep Chair Frame Only, Upholstery & Cushions Are Not Included. Cushions/Upholstery Are Not Provided By Our Studio - image of prior work sold - Click Photos To Enlarge Mortise & Tenon Joinery, Pegged Leather Inner Spring Seat Stands 29" tall, Measures 27" wide x 26" deep Even Arm With Inlay Quartersawn Oak, Radiant Grain Leather Seat and Fixed Back Cushion Mortise & Tenon Joinery, Oak Pegged - image of prior work sold -The friendliness of the people of Glasgow is legendary, with visitors from home and abroad regularly commenting on how welcome they are made to feel here.  

And if further endorsement was needed, we’ve also been officially named the ‘World’s Friendliest City’ by the Rough Guides community.  So, you know you’ll be guaranteed a warm welcome but the city has so much more to offer. Here's just a few reasons why we think you should make your NEXT STOP GLASGOW. “The biggest challenge facing visitors is where to start” Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Housing one of Europe’s largest civic art collections, the city has a fantastic mix of world-class museums, galleries and award-winning visitor attractions including Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and Riverside Museum, with many free to visit.  From a cutting edge arts scene that’s envied across the globe to family friendly attractions, there really is something for everyone.  It’s also the only place in the world that has a concentration of attractions and architecture created by iconic architect and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The Drugstore Cafe & Cocktail Bar

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Glasgow’s wealthy past has left a legacy of the finest Victorian architecture in the UK but you only have to take short stroll along the ever-changing riverside to see innovative, cutting-edge designs.comfy chair for sleeping “There are so many beautiful buildings in Glasgow... Generally I think there's loads of architecture in Glasgow that's really quite incredible” Sumayya Usmani - Pakistani chef and food writer Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a pioneering Glaswegian architect and designer and no trip to the city is complete without a visit to one of his magnificent works.  From the Mackintosh House, a collection of items from his original home, to the stunning House for an Art Lover and renowned Glasgow School of Art – considered Mackintosh’s masterpiece. Although designed in the 19th Century, Mackintosh's iconic chair designs have appeared in futuristic blockbusters including Blade Runner, Dr Who and Inception.  

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“I like how north, south, east and west are such diverse neighbourhoods. It feels quite personal and because it’s a small city, you get to know it really well.” Sarah McCrory – Former Director, Glasgow International Visual Art Festival Glasgow is consistently voted as the top place to shop in the UK outside London’s west end. Buchanan Street is the city’s main pedestrianised shopping street where there is no shortage of mega malls, well-known brand names and speciality shopping. Ingram Street is where to find exclusive fashion brands and check out the mews lanes and arcades in the West End for cool vintage, second-hand and independent boutiques. Every weekend you’ll also find neighbourhood craft markets. You can ignite your sense of adventure in Glasgow with snow sports, wake boarding and rock climbing or just 30 mins from the city, you can discover the beauty of Loch Lomond.  Explore the National Park by foot, by boat or even on horseback!  Golf fans can also travel easily from Glasgow to championship standard golf courses such as The Carrick and Royal Troon.