Inspired by some of the traditional Korean furniture I've been enoying, this display unit was a joy to create.

After a little surgery I was unable to lift anything heavy for a few weeks and so this was the perfect recovery build.

The complex joinery and simple lines made for a lot of fun!

A three tier vinyl storage unit with cassette-sized drawers.

I’m a little in love with this piece!

The handmade skateboard plywood detailing really finishes things off nicely.

Solid French Oak and marine Maple plywood.

An exploration of marquetry and different types of Walnut.

Using both US and European walnut as well as burl Walnut it’s a simple and yet complex piece.

The top is removable revealing a poker cloth sub-table beneath.

Created using French Cherry with a front cut from one solid panel (meaning long, continuous lines of grain down the full front) - it makes me smile every time I look at it.

Made with solid Oak throughout with some turquoise Ash veneer to match the bathroom tiles.

A small set of bathroom units with really nice rounded corner features.

Solid oak and really fun to make - lovely!

Created using some lovely end grain dovetail joinery and simple tapered legs, I really like both making and looking at these.

At a little under 4 meters long and weighing in at an impressive +200kg this was, by far, the biggest project I’ve ever undertaken.

I love it! Lots and lots of amazing details from waterfall edging and a bevelled front to the end grain dovetail joinery - a real beauty of a project!

A great brief creating an extendable dining table with stunning box section legs which really showcases the grain of the local Ash wood.

Designed and built to a crazily tight schedule this one nearly killed me but was definitely worth it!

Made entirely in solid ash.

A traditional French bureau in the Louis Philippe style.

Combining the classic design style of the period with contemporary detailing (based upon the Chamonix Valley skyline).

The case edging recreates the view of the Mont Blanc massif as seen from Lac Blanc.

The reflection of the silhouette (as seen in the lake) can be seen in relief on the lower drawer front.

One of my favourite features of Olive Ash is the stunning end grain which was used to create the main panel of the desktop and case detailing.

Made entirely from solid, local Frene Olivier (olive Ash).

Nothing taxes the brain like a bespoke solid wood staircase, except maybe a solid wood staircase with an exposed underside and entirely visible joinery.

This meant lots of maths, head scratching and grooved/slotted/pegged treads and risers – a really enjoyable challenge.

Solid Oak and toughened glass throughout.

A really enjoyable ( and fiddly) project creating some lovely mitre-cornered, bevel-edged box units.

Designed to maximise a small under-stair space without compromising the design aesthetic.

Made with solid (stave) oak panels.

Made-to-measure simple, elegant drinks cabinet and shelving unit.

Built to fit around an existing wine chiller and designed to incorporate a small sink and fit into a confined space it was a challenging design.

Made from solid oak and with a granite countertop.

A real labour of love this one. Meticulous (even more so than usual) detailing and precision building were the order of the day for this massive bedroom dresser.

Solid Oak throughout with Larch inlays for the doors.

The clients needed more storage and also something to fill the awkward space between the fitted kitchen and the slope of the open staircase.

The resulting units really made the most of the space and created a lot of additional storage as well as shelving to display and access some everyday items.

Solid Oak throughout.

During an ongoing job a last-minute decision to commission a matching coffee table was made.

A sniff over 24 hours from the green light being given to the item being installed in the client’s house (and this includes designing the table from scratch).

Made using solid (stave) oak panels.

This project was a real joy to work on from beginning to end.

The space dictated the dimensions as the piece needed to fit with the existing dining table and we were able to create a stunning talking piece for future dinner parties.

Solid Oak throughout.

This space called for some innovative and creative design ideas. Part of the bedroom is suspended at half-height over a staircase in order to enlarge a very small room and so the shape was very unconventional and storage space was much needed

The solution has created a wealth of new options for toy and book storage as well as looking rather lovely.

Created entirely from solid (stave) Oak panels.

Designed to fill a very specific and complicated space this unit was a real challenge from start to finish.

But all that matters is the end result and this one is a real beauty!

Materials: Solid Oak with Larch cladding.

With very little space and the need to close-off a fuse board as well as create as much storage as possible without cluttering the entrance , this job required a lot of thought and consideration.

The end result has space for skis, boots, covers the electrics and still has space for gloves and hats etc…

Solid Oak throughout.

This one was an exercise in space efficiency, mathematical trickery and collaboration (with a client with a keen eye for detail and style).

Built entirely from Baltic Birch plywood and finished with a matt Polyurethane varnish in order to provide a tough finish and no discolouration.