The full range of Charles Rennie Mackintosh dining furniture can be made in different colours of wood stain. We can also offer a wide choice of fabrics and upholstery.

Each Mackintosh piece is hand crafted and made to the individual needs of our customers. Our craftsman has access to most of original Charles Rennie Mackintosh drawings and original furniture and is able to produce any piece to a very high standard.

Our craftsman is recognised by the Mackintosh Society and all pieces are handmade to original specifications in a small workshop in Glasgow. We have been commissioned to produce pieces for the National Trust and other museums and exhibitions.

As each piece is handmade to order by our craftsman, he is able to produce a small amount for the discerning collectors throughout the World.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - HOUSE FOR AN ART LOVER DINING SUITE This hand-crafted dining room table and eight chairs is the first produced from Mackintosh’s own specifications for Mackintosh Creations. More details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - MAIN STREET DINING SUITE Originally made after Mackintosh’s design for his own flat at 120 Mains Street (now Blythswood Street) in Glasgow, which he bought and furnished in anticipation of his marriage to Margaret McDonald. More details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - DIRECTORS TABLE This photograph is taken in the music room at the House for an Art Lover in Glasgow with Argyle Chairs upholstered in Mackintosh Hunting Tartan. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - HILL HOUSE LADDER BACK CHAIR Designed for Mr & Mrs Blackie's Hill House in Helensburgh in 1903, this sculptural chair's spidery black appearance acts as a stark contrast to the pretty white Art feminine décor of the main bedroom. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - HILL HOUSE EASY CHAIR This hand crafted oak chair was designed for Mr & Mrs Blackie for their Hill House in Helensburgh in 1905 and recreated by Sculptart using accurate templates and drawings taken from the original pieces. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - HOUSE FOR AN ART LOVER CARVER CHAIR This Mackintosh Chair is a very rare example of Mackintosh Furniture. Hand crafted in the finest oak and using sea grass for the seat pads very few have been produced. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - INGRAM CHAIR This chair was made after Mackintosh’s design for a dining chair in the White Dining Room of the Ingram Tea Rooms in Glasgow circa 1910. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - ARGYLE CHAIR The Argyle Chair is made after Mackintosh’s design for a dining chair in the Luncheon Room of the Argyle Street Tea Rooms in Glasgow circa 1897. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - LOW FRETWORK BACK CHAIR Charles Rennie Mackintosh design from the bedroom at the Hous'Hill (1904). More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - INGRAM LOW BACK CHAIR Used at one end of the Luncheon Room Mackintosh developed the design for a chair at Ingram Street retaining the hand-hole in the top rail. More details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - DIRECTORS CHAIR Armchair with low back for the Directors Room. The motif of a group of nine squares, arranged in rows of three was used in the bedroom at The Hill House in 1903. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - HILLHOUSE HALL TABLE This was specially restyled and created for a customer to meet their individual requirements. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - HILLHOUSE HALL CHAIR The Hill House dates from 1904 and the chair, one of four originally made for the hall, is hand-crafted in the finest oak. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - ARGYLE CHAIR The Argyle Chair is made after Mackintosh’s design for a dining chair in the Luncheon Room of the Argyle Street Tea Rooms in Glasgow circa 1897. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - ARGYLE CARVER WITH PEWTER INSERT In 1899 at the Art & Crafts exhibition in London Mackintosh showed an armchair with laquered panel. This armchair has instead of the cut-out motif in the oval backrail, a circular plaque, executed by Margaret Mackintosh, inserted. More details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - Adapted Ingram Chair Adapted from the Ingam Highback this is not a true Mackintosh design. Arms have been introduced and the seat pad and back panels have been made wider to create a carver. More Details

MONKS CHAIR Designed in Ireland in the 1600’s with Celtic origins the original Monks Chair was made for a monastery in Ireland. More details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - SIDEBOARD Mackintosh Creations have designed this in Mackintosh style to blend with the Main Street Dining Suite. Photograph is in medium solid oak and it available also in light or dark oak. More Details

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - FIRE SURROUND Made to complete the dining room set this fireplace is hand crafted in Glasgow, the birthplace of Mackintosh. The basic dimensions are 1420mm wide by 1220mm in height, although it can be made to order. More details ...