This is a short series following the creation of a bespoke dining table all the way through the making process, from selecting the timber to delivery to the client.

This is a short series following the creation of a bespoke dining table all the way through the making process, from selecting the timber to delivery to the client.

This is a short series following the creation of a bespoke dining table all the way through the making process, from selecting the timber to delivery to the client.

This is a short series following the creation of a bespoke dining table all the way through the making process, from selecting the timber to delivery to the client.

This is a short series following the creation of a bespoke dining table all the way through the making process, from selecting the timber to delivery to the client.

Before Christmas I was asked by the lovely folk at Artisans Life to be interviewed as the latest maker in their series of conversations with craftspeople. The article has now been published - check out the full interview on their website - link at the bottom.

I’ve fielded a lot of questions over recent months about where the timber I use for my furniture comes from. I decided a while ago that I wanted to support British timber, which as an industry has been neglected and unsupported for many many years.  A great deal of my timber now comes from the fantastic guys at Fallen & Felled, who have kindly given me permission to use their images to show the process involved in turning a tree into furniture.