Description
The Horn Tasman is an electric lift sewing cabinet, and if you have been sewing at a kitchen table or on a desk that was never meant for it, it will change how often you sit down to sew.
A cabinet is one of those purchases that sounds like a luxury and turns out to be the thing that gets used every single day. Your machine lives at the right height, the work surface is flat and continuous, and when you have finished, the whole lot disappears.
Headline Features
Electric lift
The machine rises to sewing height and drops away out of sight at the touch of a button. No lifting, no strain and nothing to wrestle into position.
Three positions
Flatbed for a continuous surface level with the machine bed, free arm for cuffs and sleeves, and storage for when the machine drops away entirely.
A proper flatbed surface
Your fabric is supported all the way round the needle rather than hanging off the edge of the machine, which makes a noticeable difference to how a large project handles.
Lift up rear table
Doubles the cabinet as a cutting out table or a design surface, which is usually the other thing a sewing room is short of.
Built in storage
Drawers and compartments for threads, feet and the small things that otherwise end up in a tin somewhere.
Three finishes
American Grey Oak, Weathered Oak and White, so it can either match your room or quietly disappear into it.
Cabinets are difficult to judge from a photograph, because the thing that matters is the height, the reach and how it feels to sit at. We have Horn furniture on the showroom floor, so come and sit at one.







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