I approach woodworking with the same sensibility I bring to composing: attentive, patient, and rooted in storytelling.

Whether I’m shaping a custom picture frame or building a piece of functional design, I see craft as another form of music - rhythm in the joinery, harmony in the proportions, character in the grain.

My frame-making began as a practical solution for showcasing artwork, but it has evolved into a passion for creating pieces that feel personal and lasting. Each frame is hand-built, designed not only to protect but to amplify the story of what it holds — a painting, a print, or a cherished memory.

By keeping the process local and hands-on, I aim to offer something rare: objects that carry both utility and artistry. Just as in music, the goal is resonance - making something that feels alive, crafted with care, and meant to be lived with for years to come.