Environmental Ethos

Living and working adjacent to the Cotswolds in the Warwickshire countryside, I’m lucky to

be surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery the UK has to offer—and it’s a

constant reminder of the responsibility I have to protect it. Creating furniture that looks and

feels right is essential but so is making sure it doesn’t come at a social or environmental

cost.

To that end, I work closely with local cutting companies for the initial production stage, and

then personally shape, assemble, and finish each piece by hand. This hands-on approach

means I can guarantee that the entire process is free from exploitation and carried out with

care and integrity.

I’m also selective about the timber I use. All of it is fully traceable, legally sourced, and

comes from suppliers who are committed to responsible forest management. I’m proactive

in ensuring that these suppliers not only meet but aim to exceed the minimum standards for

sustainability.

In addition, I support the Woodland Trust—the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity.

For every piece of furniture a customer commissions, I donate a tree in your name,

contributing to the protection and expansion of our native woodlands.

Since 1972, the Woodland Trust has:

● Planted over 38 million trees

● Saved more than 950 woods from destruction

● Acquired over 1,000 woodland sites—each open to the public and free to enjoy

● Their vision is a UK rich in native woods and trees, for both people and wildlife—and

I’m proud to be a part of that mission.