Ember Table
Solid walnut dining table with a softened live edge, hand-cut wedged joints and a low-sheen natural finish.
I build furniture, fitted interiors and architectural details with a warm, tactile point of view: measured precisely, finished patiently, made to stay.
Good carpentry is quiet until the light catches an edge.
My practice sits between traditional joinery and contemporary interiors. I look for honest construction, strong proportions and details that reward a second look. Timber is never just a finish: its grain, movement and warmth shape the object from the first cut to the final rub of oil.
Solid walnut dining table with a softened live edge, hand-cut wedged joints and a low-sheen natural finish.
Warm oak cabinetry designed around everyday movement, storage and long-term repairability.
Careful repair of period doors and window components while preserving the character of the original timber.
From rough timber selection to final installation, every stage balances accuracy with the character of the material.
Understand how the space is used, what needs to change and what should remain.
Resolve proportions, joints, materials and installation details before the first cut.
Machine preparation meets handwork, dry fitting, edge tuning and finish testing.
Install cleanly, tune every reveal and hand over a piece ready for everyday life.
Tell me what you want built, where it belongs and what you want it to feel like. We can start with the practical details.