The Debenham Furniture Co is located in Debenham, a beautiful rural Suffolk village, steeped in history. The centre of the village has been designated a conservation area with many buildings of historic and architectural importance.

The origins of the village can be traced back as far as the Romans, but first settlement of the site was probably by the Angles, (a warlike Germanic tribe), in the Dark Ages. Near the site of our workshops is reputedly where the great battle with the Danes took place in which King Edmund (the Martyr and Saint) was captured.

The river Deben was navigable in the Saxon and Mediaeval period. At the source of the river near Debenham is the Groaning Stone where legend suggests the throne of the Celtic and Anglo-Saxon rulers stood. The transportation of wool to Europe by river in the Middle Ages was the foundation for the village's prosperity. Many fine buildings can still be seen that derive from this period.

Debenham is an attractive and interesting place to visit; Carpenters and joiners have thrived here for centuries, it is this tradition that is being upheld by our team of craftsmen. We would like to invite you to visit us at our workshops to see for yourself the hand crafted quality that we are producing.

We are open Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. but we are happy to open at other times by arrangement.