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Jeremy Broun
Woodworker. Luthier. Film maker. Educator.
A lifelong passion for innovation
Visit Jeremy's Online Store for his Woodworking Books, Woodworking Videos and Online Woodworking Courses
'The Caterpillar Rocking Chair 1984
A pioneer of the British Furniture
Designer Maker Revolution
'Re-defining the boundaries of furniture design' alongside (but independent of) makers such as John Makepeace OBE, Alan Peters OBE, Fred Baier, David Colwell and Rupert Williamson, Jeremy Broun has been a prominent figure in British woodworking since the 1970's British Craft Furniture Revival and since the 1990s as an author and film maker.
Innovative woodworking over half a century
Sold originally in 1974 for £80, early examples
(now vintage) are selling for £5,000 in 2025
Man and Nature table made from a tree given to Jeremy Broun by Kew Gardens from The Great Storm of 1987
Desk made from the
historic stage floor
timbers of the
Theatre Royal, Bath
One of five oak benches designed and made for the Roman Baths
saying something new about form, function, structure, material
The Jeremy Broun Media Store
Browse Books, Videos and Online Courses
Teaching and Lectures on Woodworking - by Jeremy Broun
Shared inspiration about design and craftsmanship
Jeremy Broun has a vast experience in Education, starting as a young woodwork teacher, then lecturing at leading furniture colleges, in Finland (speaking at International Conference on the ecological use of wood) and being invited to become a freelance inspector for The British Accreditation Council.
He gives lectures to arts groups and orgnizations. Here he is delivering a lecture called 'Product or service' with fellow maker Andrew Lawton at The Gordon Russell Museum.
Work experience opportunities 2025/26
Informal flexible part-time opportunity - maybe for someone who has
been out of work and needs to learn new skills and rebuild confidence
Woodworking
Vehicle building
Video production
'I was fortunate enough to spend two years
with Jeremy Broun during which time I learned
woodworking, mechanics and problem solving. I use the skills I learned in my current job as an oirgan repairer'.
Joe Tozer
