As a fine furniture maker, the style of my work is unique; it’s not so contemporary that you don’t want to be in the same room with it. Everything I create is one of a kind. Each piece is specific, built from my own designs. I don’t make repeats. Never having been good at leaving things undone, I finish one (piece) before I start the next one. 

For me, creativity is fluid. I think once you get the form down then the fun part is making it functional. I tend to sketch things without any regard for how they’re going to look, mostly because I like the shape and then the shape evolves into something functional. I’m sure it’s against all the rules.

In regards to the use of bamboo: I find combining bamboo with solid wood especially interesting since the contrast of color, texture and shape is subtle, yet eye catching.