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2-25 May 2026

Artists’ Open Studios and Pop-Up exhibitions across Oxfordshire – free to visit

Pat Mead – portfolio

Accurate cutting of chair leg components

Pat Mead: Suspension Coffee table - Featuring Sapele wood, toughened glass and Porsche 911 suspension componentsPat Mead: Copernicus lampshade - Ash veneer rings that are designed to direct and control lightPat Mead: Custom Wood Boxes for keepsakes - This one is in Sapele and Ash and is for Nailberry bottlesPat Mead: Barbara - Vanity chair in English Ash and charcoal merino lambswoolPat Mead: Porsche 911 seat - English Oak frame - fully recliningPat Mead: Piano Table - Coffee Table featuring European Oak, toughened glass and a cast iron piano frame

Contact the artist

https://www.patmeaddesigns.com

info[at]patmeaddesigns.com

Exhibition information

I design and make lighting and furniture products with a common theme of configuration and movement.    Always seeking to be unique and offer an element of surprise that makes people smile.  My Ash veneer lampshades are infinitely configurable to adjust the level and direction of light for reading for ambience.  My reclining armchairs combine used car seats with home grown Oak frames for fun and comfort.   I undertake commissions combining people cherished objects and fine furniture. 

Artist information

Pat Mead is a second career furniture and lighting designer/maker who chose to leave a successful corporate career to spend the next phase of working life doing something more rewarding.   Rewards include: working with fascinating clients on bespoke projects, satisfaction from creating objects that provide enjoyment for a lifetime and by focusing on recycling and home grown solid timbers, the opportunity to do something good for the environment.  

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Sylva Wood School and Wood Centre

Wood based event showcasing craftsmanship, furniture and objects, and learning.

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