On Being Human Through Design
“Why do we seek objects that last? Why do we want beauty in our homes?”
My approach to crafting furniture begins and ends with the ideals of the human heart: Responsibility. Identity. Tradition. Love.
In short- the goodness of a life well lived.
We all desire a good life. But what is the good life? After seven years of working in collaboration with the forest to build beautiful, heritage-worthy furniture...I’m beginning to surface through the disconnect of modern living to witness this goodness that resonates within our hearts.I see this goodness celebrated through generations of family gathered around furniture that celebrates our shared history.
I feel this goodness built by my shoulders to shoulder generations of conversation, story, and purpose.
I know this goodness when my furniture connects with clients who value purpose over product- choosing to invest in purpose lead purchase of quality handmade design.
“Why do we seek objects that last? Why do we want beauty in our homes?”
The craving we feel for “local”, “sustainable”, and “made by hand” is just this: a calling of our common human heart for connection. These words aren’t trends. They aren’t a color that goes in and out of style. They are our need to anchor ourselves to something that lives before- and beyond- ourselves.
When you choose furniture built to last, you invest in the creation of a focal point that places your story on the arc of human history. When you choose to furnish your home with beauty, you are celebrating your life’s worthiness through everyday intention.
Most home furnishings come and go. My pieces? Are designed to be the journal that hosts and holds the account of your life’s most beautiful, vulnerable, and profound moments.
Have a vision for the future? Let’s design it together.
From my heart to your home,
