I design and make furniture and objects from carefully sourced wood in my workshop in St Leonards-on-Sea, UK, using a combination of traditional woodworking machines and hand tools. Each piece is made from rough-sawn timber through to the final finish.
The work explores a balance between lightness and strength, at times holding a sense of visual tension, or moving between utility and sculptural presence. It is groundedin material and guided by a sensitivity to how things are made. Joinery and structure are integral to the work, becoming part of the visual expression—through exposed joints, planar forms, and shifts in proportion. I’m interested in a level of refinement that does not erase its own making, where decisions remain present and the work carries a sense of human calibration. The design reflects an approach rooted in traditional joinery, refinement, and simplicity.
The current collection includes three stools, produced in limited runs, alongside a series of objects—bowls, spinning tops, and sculptural spoons—made individually.
Work is available through a selection of shops in the UK and on a made-to-order basis. Lead times typically range from 4–8 weeks, depending on the piece.
