They were present on the R100 Airship, and used extensively in tea-houses and hotels across the UK. They stood proud on ocean liners and even in the Royal box at Wimbledon. And what might this be? The answer is furniture made of 'Lloyd Loom'.

Lloyd Loom furniture is the name given to a woven fabric that was invented by Marshall Burns Lloyd nearly 100 years ago. It inspired a generation of furniture designers in the 1920's and 30's and it remains a timeless and classic style of furniture that endures to this day.

Lloyd Loom weave is made from twisted paper and wire and the frames are traditionally made from steam-bent beech wood. The finish is smooth and even, it doesn't snag clothes and lasts for a long time.

The Victorian Bathrooms' Lloyd Loom Bathroom Furniture Range is now lovingly and uniquely made by hand in South Africa. This range includes optional shapes and sizes of laundry bins and a perfectly sized armchair for the bathroom - the Chester. All these items are available in White, Poinsettia and Mushroom.

When purchasing a Lloyd Loom product from Victorian Bathrooms, you are not just buying for today - if correctly cared for, these items will last for generations to come.