Proud Members of ACID: Protecting Original Design
As proud members of ACID (Anti Copying in Design), we stand alongside thousands of designers who advocate for integrity, respect, and innovation within the creative industries.
Founded To Safeguard The Rights Of Designers.
At Chiselwood, every project begins with a spark of imagination. Our bespoke furniture and interiors are the result of meticulous craftsmanship, thoughtful detailing, and decades of design expertise. Creativity sits at the heart of what we do — and that is why protecting original ideas is so important to us. As proud members of ACID (Anti Copying in Design), we stand alongside thousands of designers who advocate for integrity, respect, and innovation within the creative industries.
Founded to safeguard the rights of designers, ACID is a leading organisation committed to championing original design and preventing the damage caused by intellectual property theft. Their work helps ensure that creativity is valued, protected, and recognised — principles that perfectly align with our own. By being part of this respected network, we not only reinforce our commitment to ethical practice, but also provide our clients with the confidence that the designs they invest in are genuinely unique.
Championing Originality Through ACID.
Membership of ACID gives Chiselwood access to specialist guidance on all aspects of intellectual property. From legal support to education and advocacy, ACID promotes a culture where designers can innovate with confidence. This partnership strengthens our ability to safeguard the originality of our work, whether it’s a one-off hand-crafted piece of furniture or an entire bespoke interior scheme.
For our clients, this means reassurance that every design we produce is created exclusively by our team, with care, integrity, and respect for the craft. It also reflects our wider belief in fairness — ensuring that the quality and creativity we deliver cannot be unfairly replicated or misused.
To learn more about ACID’s mission and why design protection matters, visit the ACID website at www.acid.uk.com.
