I am a self-taught maker creating handcrafted furniture and functional art from reclaimed local timber and resin. My practice is grounded in sustainability and storytelling—transforming salvaged wood and repurposed furniture into contemporary pieces that retain the character and history of their materials.

Each work begins with carefully sourced timber, selected for its grain, texture, and natural imperfections. These features are preserved and enhanced through thoughtful design, with resin used to complement and contrast the organic form. The result is a collection of unique, functional pieces including coffee tables, side tables, entry and hall tables, chopping boards, and lazy Susans—each designed to be both practical and visually distinctive within the home. I also offer raw timber for those inspired to begin their own creative journey.

My studio, set within my small cottage home, offers visitors an intimate glimpse into the making process—from the initial selection and preparation of reclaimed materials through to the final, polished finish. During Open Studios, I enjoy sharing this process and engaging with visitors, whose ideas and conversations often inspire future designs.

I also provide DIY kits, inviting others to explore the possibilities of working with timber and resin. I believe these materials offer endless creative potential, limited only by imagination.

My work is inherently tactile and often becomes a talking point, drawing people in to experience the textures, forms, and stories within each piece. Through my practice, I aim to foster a deeper appreciation for repurposed materials and the enduring beauty of thoughtfully crafted furniture.