deviate
verb
/ˈdiːvieɪt/
1. to depart from an established course
2. to be different from something
3. to do something in a different way from what is usual or expected
A curve is defined as a line or outline which gradually
deviates from being straight for some or all of its length.
Mid 16th century origin
from the late Latin 'deviat' meaning ‘turned out of the way’
derived from the verb deviare, formed by 'de' (‘away from’) and 'via' (‘way’)
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DISCOVER THE COLLECTIONS
ABOUT DEVIATE
CONTACT DEVIATE
DEVIATE is a British bespoke furniture design and manufacture company.
Our workshop is in Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire.
We specialise in furniture made from a combination of solid hardwoods and steel or aluminium, but our designs also make use of glass, upholstery and composites.
Currently all of our suppliers are UK based, the majority of which are located within a 100 mile radius of our premises in Warwickshire.
Our customer base is predominantly made up of interior design firms, architects and boutique furniture stores and but we also offer direct sales to the end users or consumers.
Please choose the COLLECTIONS tile below to browse through our current design collections. By selecting the ABOUT tile, you can find out more about the type of DEVIATE products on offer, as well as our design philosophy and some background on the founding of the company. The final tile will take you to our CONTACT page.
