To say that I’ve been working with wood since I was child is quite true.  It was there in my grandfather’s shop that I found myself spending my time, watching him work.  Since my own home was right next door,  i would walk on home for lunch only to find myself distracted by my own fathers work, and asking questions.  This than led me to pursuer a lifelong career in fine woodworking.  I took up a position at a fine furniture company not far from where I grew up in Southern Massachusetts. There I spent the next 5 years as a bench cabinet maker, learning the fine art of 18^th century furniture making.  The skills I learned as a boy came to life there.  I learned it takes a keen eye and the experience of a skilled craftsman to discern the grain of beautiful piece of curly maple, or to hand turn a spindle on a lathe.  From there I moved on to small shop in Maine where I studied many new forms of furniture.  I however was not content to labor for someone else’s designs.  So in 2003 I opened up shop,  in the quite village of New Boston, New Hampshire.   I pass these years of experience on to my customers. To deliver the quality craftsmanship they seek.