"I am a second-generation restorer, raised in the tradition of 17th and 18th-century English cabinetmaking. My education was a apprenticeship alongside my father, a master craftsman who honed his skills at Shards of London—a name synonymous with the finest period reproductions and conservation of antiques Established in 2000 in Bedfordshire, my practice serves a loyal circle of trade specialists and private collectors. My philosophy is simple: I do not merely fix furniture; I preserve a legacy. Through meticulous attention to detail and a reverence for period-correct methods, I ensure that the standards of the past remain the benchmark for the present."

Today, my workshop is a bridge between centuries. I still work with some hand tools my father used, handles are worn smooth by generations of craftsmen. I’m Carrying forward a lineage of excellence, I specialize in the restoration of 17th and 18th-century English furniture using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

My work is defined by a deep respect for period craftsmanship and a commitment to maintaining the historical integrity of every piece that enters my workshop. A passionate and particular eye for detail help to drive a specific emphasis on the retention of original period finishes and patination ensuring all work undertaken is approached and completed sympathetically.