Every piece that leaves the shop is made by hand, one at a time. Whether you have a clear design in mind, a tired piece of furniture that deserves a second life, or a stack of old lumber with a story worth keeping — I’d love to hear about it.
This is the heart of what I do. Bring me a sketch on a napkin, a Pinterest board, a room that needs a piece nothing on the high street will fit, or just a rough idea — and I’ll work with you from drawing to delivery.
Almost anything that can be made from wood is on the table: dining tables, kitchen islands, beds, bookcases, desks, benches, sideboards, kids’ furniture, small boxes, garden pieces, one-of-a-kind gifts. If you’re not sure whether it’s possible, ask — the answer is almost always yes.
Got a piece of furniture that’s tired, the wrong size, or stuck in the wrong decade — but you can’t bear to part with it? Bring it in. I’ll keep the soul of the piece and give it a long second life.
Upcycling sits somewhere between a careful restoration and a small rebuild. I might strip and refinish, replace tired parts, change proportions, add storage, fit new legs, convert a dresser to a vanity, turn a wardrobe into a bookcase — whatever the piece is asking for. The goal is something you’ll keep using for another generation.
Sometimes a piece of furniture is beyond saving — but the wood inside it is beautiful, full of history, and far too good to throw away. This is where we take that old timber and turn it into something completely new.
Old church pews become kitchen tables. Tired oak wardrobes become floating shelves. A grandfather’s workbench becomes a desk for the grandchild who never met him. You bring the wood (or the piece it’s hiding in) and tell me what you’d like instead — I’ll work out what’s possible and design around what the timber will give us.
Send me a message anyway. Half of my best projects started with “I’m not sure if this is something you do, but…” — it almost always is.
