featuring reclaimed materials

I create my art from a small shop at my home in Montana, surrounded by the landscapes and history that inspire so much of what I make.

I’ve always loved materials that already have a story. Weathered reclaimed wood, old whiskey barrel rings, rust, dents and natural patina aren’t imperfections to me—they’re what give a piece its character. I love taking something that has already lived one life and finding a way to make it beautiful again.

Most of my pieces don’t begin with a strict plan. I’ll sort through reclaimed wood, move pieces around and let the design develop on my workbench. I combine those aged materials with modern laser-cut elements, bringing together something old and something new.

Because of the materials I use and the way I work, no two pieces will ever be exactly alike—and I wouldn’t want them to be. I want the art you bring into your home to feel like it belongs to you, not like something that came off an assembly line.

Sometimes finding the right materials is an adventure of its own. The perfect piece of wood might be tucked away in an old Montana structure, weathered by years of sun, snow and wind, just waiting for another purpose.

For me, that’s one of the best parts of creating. I’m not erasing the history of these materials. I’m giving them a new chapter—and I love knowing that chapter continues when one of my pieces finds its way into your home.