Reviews of The School of Stuff. (School) in London (London).
The School of Stuff
B003, Lighthouse Studios, 89A Shacklewell Ln, London E8 2EB, United Kingdom
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Information of The School of Stuff, School in London (London)
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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.
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Open hours of The School of Stuff
Sunday
Closed
Monday
10am–4pm
Tuesday
10am–4pm
Wednesday
10am–4pm
Thursday
10am–4pm
Friday
10am–4pm
Saturday
Closed
Reviews of The School of Stuff
N. B.
Absolutely fab place to learn all things upholstery and restoration. The 2 year traditional upholstery careers changers course is excellent and gives not only craft skills but insight across design history and antique furnishings. The short courses are also useful for both beginners and for those that have some knowledge to expand it a little further.
C. W.
The School of Stuff is a great place to learn in a laid-back and professional environment. I've been studying here for over three years and have learnt so much! Amanda is a patient and supportive teacher and her enthusiasm for upholstery and restoration is infectious. In addition to learning about materials and techniques, the two-year course draws on Amanda's wealth of knowledge about history and design, giving students a better understanding of how to place furniture in context.
G. N.
I've done a few courses in upholstery at the School of Stuff and can heartily recommend it - lovely space, well equipped and with patient and highly experienced tutors: Amanda and Sharon. Both are both passionate about upholstery and have a wealth of expertise between them. They aren't too rigid so can generally accomodate individual students projects within their set courses (small class sizes), and it's good to be able to see the various projects develop as this way as gives you a wider insight into the broader range of upholstery. The teaching is informal and relaxed but also structured and very effective - with plenty of tea and biscuits and companionship - they make the learning easy and fun! Good for both career changers and hobbyists, I'd describe it as an oasis of educational pleasure and calm with dedicated staff and a supportive, friendly vibe. Plus it's right in the heart of a buzzing studio complex, slap bang in creative downtown Dalston, with good cafe's on either side to re-fuel at lunchtimes if you fancy it :)
N. B.
Practical skills and classes
H. J.