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Darach is Gaelic for "oak" and appropriately we make beautiful and functional furniture and smaller gift items from spent oak whisky casks. We are a small family run company and have been regulars at the Trade Fair for the last 12 years. Darach started as a hobby, working from our garage at home, but as business grew so did the need for space, and we now operate from our workshop, close to the Caledonian Canal, in Inverness. Our loyal band of stockists is very important to us. Most of our work is sold via trade customers - we don't generally sell direct ourselves - so Scotland's Trade Fair features very strongly in our calendar. We are very much looking forward to the January 2025 Trade Fair to catch up with existing customers, meet new ones and to show off the new pieces we have been working on over the last few months.
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Our Harris tweed benches are gorgeous - even if we say so ourselves. This is the "tun", the larger of the two benches in the range. The smaller bench is known as the "rundlet". We've been making tw ... -
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A quirky and simple holder for a bottle and 2 stemmed glasses. This is a great wee gift idea. -
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The Cant is a versatile piece of furniture whether used as a stool or a table. It lives up to its sustainable credentials beautifully, as it is made from the ends of the barrel lid and base, which un ... -
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We introduced our barrel bars a few years ago and they are proving to be very good sellers. We have various designs to suit a variety of space and budgets but we particularly like this one as it fea ... -
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Glass and tealight holders made from a whisky cask are always great conversation pieces. We have a large selection, to fit between one and nine tealights or glasses. We also supply a range of glasse ... -
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We are particularly proud of our "Pipe" bench as it won the Best Product award in the Home and Gifts Section at Scotland's Trade Fair in Januarry 2020. The Pipe continues to be a very popular product ... -
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The round log holder is one of our newer products. The body of the holder is made from the whisky cask staves to resemble a large barrel and the handles are formed from the rings that hold the barrel ... -
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These serving boards are a great talking point. We have 4 different sizes and they are so useful as a cheeseboard. They also look terrific displayed on a wall - we've had one engraved with a map of ...
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