• Good interiors feel calm.

  • Floor that feels warm, imperfect,
    and comfortably human.

  • Traditional patterns
    rely on precision, not nostalgia.

  • Elegance of herringbone
    lies in restraint.

  • Corners are there.
    We just don't want to see them.

  • Tiling envelope for minimalist wet room

    Nothing here competes for attention.
    That was the point.

  • Victorian tilework needs corners
    that belong to its language.

  • Glass changes with light,
    and the room changes with it.

  • Traditional work. Considered in detail.

    Victorian floors make
    ordinary spaces feel ceremonial.

I work with traditional and contemporary tilework,
from Victorian floors to restrained modern interiors
and bespoke mosaics.

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The best ideas are worthless without the right hands.
And the simplest designs look good if done properly.

Alongside my work, I run DETAILS, HANDS, CYCLOPEDIA and GLOSSARY — a collection of notes on tilework, interiors, materials and craftsmanship.

Member of the Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society and the British Association for Modern Mosaic.

Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society city & guilds British Association for Modern Mosaic