 | Tim Nott left university with a degree in philosophy, which made him ideally qualified to become a builder's labourer. He worked his way up through carpentry and joinery and opened his own workshop in 1979. He moved with his family to France in 1993, where he made his living as a journalist until 2004, when the irresistible opportunity for a workshop again presented itself. |
 | Henry Nott, Tim's son, having been a legend in his own Lycée with his band, Appleseed, decided to forgo further education. He travelled in Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Australia and England, working at everything from fish-packing to builder's labourer. Must be in the genes. He joined the workforce in 2004. As well as a joiner, he's a skilled stoneworker, and has transformed a ruined barn into his own house. |
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