Solid timber
Oak, walnut, ash and locally sourced hardwoods selected for stability, figure, tactility and how they will age.
Bespoke furniture and architectural joinery made from honest materials, measured spaces and careful hands. The work balances structural precision with the warmth that only real timber can bring.
Every commission begins with the way a space is actually used: movement, storage, light, touch and the character the material should add.
Rather than generic skills, the portfolio treats expertise as material decisions and joinery disciplines.
Oak, walnut, ash and locally sourced hardwoods selected for stability, figure, tactility and how they will age.
Mortise and tenon, dovetails, housed joints and concealed fixings where strength should be felt rather than seen.
Hand-sanded surfaces, tuned edges, hardwax oils and finishes chosen to let the timber remain the hero.
On-site templating, careful installation and final adjustment so built-in work feels native to the architecture.
Delivering residential furniture, fitted storage, kitchens and architectural details from first measure through installation and finishing.
Built custom cabinetry and furniture for premium residential interiors, coordinating shop drawings, material selection and installation teams.
Learned traditional joinery, machine-room safety, hand-tool maintenance and finishing while producing one-off furniture and restoration pieces.
Projects are presented as craft stories: what the space needed, what was made, and the detail that made the result work.
Floor-to-ceiling shelving and a concealed desk designed around an awkward chimney breast. Slatted doors soften the storage while continuous grain keeps the composition calm.
European oak island with deep drawers, seating overhang and a durable oil finish designed for everyday family use.
A compact ash-and-plywood entry piece turning an unused wall into a practical landing zone without visually crowding the hallway.
Understand the room, movement, constraints, budget and the way the piece needs to work.
Translate the brief into proportions, joinery, timber selection, finish and a clear making plan.
Mill, cut, join, sand and finish in the workshop with regular quality checks at every stage.
Install, tune doors and drawers, refine interfaces and leave the space ready to use.
Tell me what you want made, where it belongs, the approximate dimensions, preferred timber or finish, and your target timeline.