About

I began designing and making bespoke furniture from a simple desire to create beautiful, lasting objects. My background is in Materials Science, which I studied at Oxford University - an education that focused on high-performance engineered materials, but said a lot less about the natural ones. After a few years working in intellectual property law within that field, I retrained at Rycotewood Furniture School and now work from my workshop at the Sylva Wood Centre, just outside Oxford.

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While it can be demanding to work with, I find wood unrivalled in its beauty, tactility, and ability to age gracefully. Each piece I make is an opportunity to celebrate the material itself - whether that’s through a bespoke walnut desk, a beautifully crafted record player cabinet, or sculptural and organic console table I focus on solid timber, not only for its character but because I want the furniture I make to outlast trends, move between generations, and only improve with time.

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Beyond the workshop, I’m also planting and managing woodland with the long-term goal of producing high-quality, sustainable timber for future makers. This connection to the full life cycle of my materials feeds back into my practice, shaping my creative approach and commitment to thoughtful design.

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Although I’m based in Oxford, my work has found homes across the UK and beyond. If you’re interested in commissioning a unique piece - be it vinyl storage, a bespoke office desk, or something entirely new - I’d love to hear from you.