01 / Process
Work with what the material gives you.
The shape, grain, existing marks, and practical use all influence what the piece becomes. The work starts by paying attention.
Selected work / 01
Work,
in the open.
Material, process, decisions, and finish—shown without pretending.
Workshop table studyOne piece · several stages
A table shaped by the slab, not forced onto it.
This small body of photographs documents a real piece in progress and after completion. It is a useful example of how the work is approached, not a claim that every project should look the same.
02 / Finish
Resolve the piece without sanding away its character.
The finished table keeps the visual life of the slab while gaining a clear structure, usable surface, and grounded stance.
Detail / surface
The part you notice after the first look matters most.
Joinery, edges, texture, proportion, and the relationship between an object and its room are where a piece earns its keep.
Recent home-service workSyracuse, New York
Useful changes for rooms, storage, and outdoor spaces.
These are completed or in-progress projects documented in the field. Each one reflects the same approach as the workshop work: understand the need, protect the space, and leave the result ready for real life.
Furniture assembly
Careful assembly, alignment, hardware, and a clean handoff.
Shelving installation
A full wall of practical storage installed and leveled for daily use.
Bathroom refresh
Fixtures, storage, finish details, and a brighter, more usable room.
Garden care
Bed cleanup, planting, mulch, and practical seasonal maintenance.
Exterior repair
Measured exterior work completed with access and safety considered first.
About the portfolio
A growing record of work that can be shown honestly.
The portfolio now includes workshop craft and recent home-service work. More will be added when it can be documented clearly and with context.
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