About
I design and make furniture and fine objects in small production runs and bespoke commissions.
Each piece is handcrafted in my St Leonards-on-Sea workshop, where I mill the timber myself to ensure complete control over the grain and final finish.
My approach is to keep the design quiet, with structural integrity and outer simplicity, and a single detail—a refined form, a contrast in proportion, or an exposed joint—to reveal the making.
Each piece is handcrafted in my St Leonards-on-Sea workshop, where I mill the timber myself to ensure complete control over the grain and final finish.
My approach is to keep the design quiet, with structural integrity and outer simplicity, and a single detail—a refined form, a contrast in proportion, or an exposed joint—to reveal the making.
THE STORY
I grew up in Copenhagen and later moved to London, where I worked as a scenic design assistant and developed a growing interest in making. This eventually led me to study bench joinery at the Building Crafts College, where I was able to merge my passion for objects and craft—and I haven’t looked back since. In 2022 I relocated to St Leonards-on-Sea. The move enabled me to establish a workshop of the right scale for a small independent maker, while also placing me closer to the woods that inspire and supply much of my material.
The Workshop and Woods
My workshop is equipped with a small set of traditional woodworking machines that allow me to prepare sawn timber for furniture making, alongside hand tools that I use to refine and finish each component.
The wood I work with is sourced either from English Woodlands Timber or nearby woodlands. The leather comes from British Pasture Leather, and the paper cord is from the original Danish supplier.
