About TTW

I love to work with all types of wood but I really try to use as many sustainable and reclaimed forms as possible. My furniture draws inspiration from Scandinavian, Japanese, and Welsh traditions. I use traditional handtool woodworking to shape my pieces. I leave a hand tooled surface that is felt as you experience the piece. I believe that it’s important to leave fingerprints and give a soul to a mundane inanimate piece of furniture.

Let’s be honest though. I’ll craft whatever vision you manifest. You show me your Pinterest board and I’ll bring that piece to life for you. My greatest passion is bringing a piece of functional art to life that will be with you for a lifetime. 

Alright. Time to get sappy so strap in.

We go through these beautiful seasons as a culture - seasons of memory followed by ignoring them. We look forward to the future of innovation and the ‘next thing’ as if novelty somehow automatically equates to quality. Obviously, there are beautiful and amazing times when something new has driven us headfirst into greatness. It wasn’t just for the sake of that dive. 

We are in a season of nostalgia and sentimentality for things like my work. Craft and heirloom have been deemed somewhat important in the zeitgeist. But it’s always important. It may be old-fashioned, it may be cheaper or faster somewhere else, but stories matter, and those that tell the story matter. That’s what happens when you buy something handmade. You are joining that story. You are letting that storyteller become however small a part of your story and for years to come to have an effect on some small piece of your life.

So if you’re still reading this because you're my mother or just in an endless boredom scroll on your phone, join the story.