The material decides first
Every piece begins in the timber stack, not the sketchbook. We buy whole boards, air-dried and full of character, and let the grain tell us what it wants to become.
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Built to be used
A drawer should glide with one finger and a table should never wobble. Every proportion starts from the body that will use it — seat heights for long dinners, edges softened where hands actually fall.
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Oil, wax, and time
Three coats rubbed in by hand, days apart. The finish doesn't seal the wood so much as wake it up — the grain deepens, and the surface learns to age.
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Made to be lived with
A piece isn't done when it leaves the workshop; it's done when it has carried its first thousand mornings. We build for the scratch, the patina, the second generation — furniture that gets better at its job the longer it stays.
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