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Notes from the workshop
How things are made, why one material gets chosen over another, and the occasional mistake worth writing down. No news, no offers.
Why we blacken steel by hand, one panel at a time
Powder coating is faster, tougher and cheaper. We still do it the slow way, and this is the honest argument for why.
A morning at the stone yard: how a slab gets chosen
Quartz behaves nothing like limestone, and a slab that photographs beautifully can be wrong for a kitchen. What we look for.
From a pencil line to a finished table
Eleven weeks, three materials and one commission, traced from the first sketch on the bench to the delivery van.
From the barn
A note when something new leaves the workshop
Occasional letters — a finished commission, a run of offcut pieces, an open workshop day. Nothing more than once a month.