"... some of the most aesthetically coherent work being done in wood today. If art is the eloquent communication of humanly important things, these are the works of a true poet of his craft."

--Glenn Gordon, Woodwork, Feb. 1999

The very finest wood furniture has qualities which are not all immediately visible. Nor is it necessarily flamboyant. It combines refined design with construction methods reflective of both skill and a dedication to quality which is not merely a surface attribute. It may perhaps be striking, but must also be made so as to satisfy in a full and lasting way. It might rather be quiet than loud.

For further information, please see Woodwork magazine #55 (February, 1999), or call to inquire where work may be seen.