About

l began woodworking in 2005 after buying my house and becoming fast friends with my ~80 yr. old neighbor, and first woodworking mentor, "Hal".  Through his generosity, Hal introducing me to many of the fundamentals of woodworking, and set me on a journey to become a more educated and capable craftsman. 

Over the next decade I continued to refine my craft, project by project, and via classes at Boston's prestigious furniture making schools including The Furniture Institute of Massachusetts and The North Bennett Street School.  Thereafter, I began apprenticing with a full time maker and restorer, Freddy Roman, which brought my education to the next level and also integrated me into the regional fabric of professional furniture makers in New England.

More recently, I have again refocused my efforts toward unique art and design, translated through wood.  This has manifested in a wide variety of unique home decor items including sushi boards, tea boxes, serving boards, watch boxes, etc...

It brings me deep personal satisfaction to know the pieces I make bring small moments of joy to their owners and become deeply loved family heirlooms.