Every piece is different and costs will vary. However, expect:

Freestanding Furniture - $500-$5,000 depending on type, size, complexity, materials

Fitted Interiors - $3,000-$20,000 depending on room, size, scope, amount of work, etc. (AZROC #345620)

Restoration - $100-$1,000 depending on size, complexity, range of work

Graduate of Chippendale International School of Furniture, 2024 with a Furniture Certificate at a Scottish Qualifications Level 8 (Level 5 England & Europe).

Registered contractor in the state of Arizona (AZROC #345620). Licensed, bonded, and insured.

Years of practical experience in woodwork, building, conservation, and education.

Student of the Year award recipient, Chippendale School 2024

As of right now the workshop is not open to the public. Visits may happen on a case by case basis.

For freestanding furniture, commissions are welcomed regardless of locale. Shipping costs and/or delivery plans will be discussed prior to making a deposit so you are not left with a surprise expense tacked on at the end. That said, I have a network of known makers throughout the states that I would be happy to promote and recommend if shipping is not something you are interested in.

For fitted furniture, because of installation and delivery, I only take commissions within a couple hundred mile radius which includes Sedona, the greater Phoenix area, and Prescott. If you fall outside those areas, let's still chat and I can either recommend another maker or we can discuss alternative options.

I do take commercial commissions and projects; however, my Arizona contractor license (AZ ROC #345620) does not allow me to take on fitted commercial commissions (think mounted to a wall). Projects ideas that fall within my scope include tables, chairs, freestanding bookcases and cabinetry, display cases, etc.

Throwaway culture, high VOC finishes, clear-cut imported wood species, and lack of planning have contributed to a certain perspective that wooden furniture may not be sustainable or good for the environment. By employing me you are ensuring that:

• Your furniture will last, even with moving places. I would rather fix something that breaks than throw it out.

• Only finishes that are low to no VOC are used - ones that I can use without a mask or spray suit.

• Your wood is either sourced from locally felled, milled, and dried trees or from a reputable supplier that meets strict criteria on forest health, species, transport, import, and clarity in business practice.

• You are supporting a local maker. Sustainability is not just an environmental cause, it is an economic, social, and ethical practice.