Kraftinwood, High Wycombe

Great place to learn about some local history and woodworking. Robert is a font of knowledge and very entertaining. Upstairs is an art gallery with some really unique items, check out the art made by Christine.

£4 per person is entirely fee. Ron (the owner) is very knowledgeable about Chair making and gives you a detailed presentation. Very interesting

I went to look at some beautiful chairs as it said it had a chair museum. I was very disappointed. A shop of sorts upstairs with some nice turned bowls and turned fruit, wildlife photographs and some jewellery. It all looks very makeshift. My host does give a talk on the chair industry if you want it. On the whole not my taste

We really enjoyed our visit to the chair making museum a few months ago, and have since used some of the information we learned to help us better understand antique furniture while visiting museums & antique stores. The guide was very knowledgeable & generous with his time. It was a bit difficult to find the location due to out dated signage on the sign posts around town.

Very good musuem, very informative. I learned a lot here and I recommend the musuem to learn about woodworking and the importance of High Wycombe and Buckinghamshire of the production of chairs for Britain. The person running this was full of information, knowledge and you could see his passion for woodworking.