My journey didn’t start with engineering, it started with being obsessed with woodworking, bespoke furniture, and Japanese joinery. I couldn’t draw with my hands what I saw in my mind, and that’s when I taught myself 3D modeling, and eventually learned how to model parametrically. My world grew exponentially.

Years later, I decided to take it seriously and look for a job in a real cabinet shop, where I could learn professional techniques. I started with only sweeping the floor, learning from the ground up how real craftsmen worked.

Over time, I was sanding, milling lumber, assembling cabinets, and installing. Eventually, I was taught to work with the full array of high end woodworking machines that come with it, the table saw, jointer, planer, band saw, sliding saw, and shapers.

Eventually, I was building extremely high-end rift white oak beaded inset face frame cabinets, working on projects that stretched from Texas to Newport, Rhode Island. It was a massive step up from my hand tool only, humble garage.

The owner eventually learned that I knew parametric modeling and asked if I could start helping him with Cabinet Vision, as he wore every hat in the company including engineering every project. That first day in the program was when I knew this was what my brain was meant to do. It was everything I loved: extremely technical and mathematical, yet artistic and beautiful. All of a sudden, I had a path forward and finally knew I’d found my meaning in this world. I chose that path, gave it 110%, and never deviated.

Since then, I’ve continued my obsession with learning the program and have worked alongside many high end custom cabinet shops. Once I joined a shop with a CNC, I became even more hooked knowing this was my next exponential step. For years I learned as much as I could about CNC’s and robotic automation, tool pathing, etc…

I’ve been working in Cabinet Vision for over a decade and have been in business for nearly four years on my own now with the benefit of working days, nights, and weekends, diving deep into every aspect of the software with the same passion and obsession I’ve always had for woodworking.

My biggest strength is that I know nothing about your shop when I walk in, and that’s the best place to start. The most important thing I can do is understand how you operate. Every shop has its own rhythm, its own systems, and its own way of building. My approach is simple: I learn your process first, then help you make it stronger. Whether that means writing UCSs, developing custom libraries, fixing sticking points, or bridging communication between departments, my goal is always the same to help your shop run smoother, faster, and more efficiently, without changing what you’ve passionately built yourself. Together, we can take things to the next level.

My entire career has been spent working directly with homeowners, architects, and interior designers taking ideas, sketches, and concepts and translating them into real world, functional beauty. I bridge the gap between imagination and fabrication, ensuring that every vision not only looks stunning but performs flawlessly in the real world.

My largest project to date was a 40,000 square foot home in Houston, Texas, and my most expensive project exceeded $30 million in Newport Coast, California. Whether the scale is small or monumental, I bring the same level of precision and care to every detail. When I field measure, I verify dimensions and coordinate closely with other trades, checking plumbing, electrical, and mechanical locations to ensure everything aligns properly before drywall. That attention to detail prevents costly rework and keeps construction moving efficiently.

On large projects, I break work into phases to stay aligned with the build process, coordinating with trades so that countertop templated rooms go first, and cabinetry installs flow seamlessly with construction sequencing. This ensures consistent progress while maintaining precision across every stage of the home.

My strong suit is aligning builders and their trades with the finished result, making sure every component fits perfectly once cabinetry and millwork are installed. I act as the connection point between design intent and real world execution, refining plans so what’s imagined on paper fits flawlessly in the field.

I stay on the leading edge of technology, integrating the latest hardware, mechanics, and design innovations showcased each year to create truly show stopping pieces. From concept through completion, my goal is to make design, engineering, and construction flow together effortlessly, delivering spaces that are as functional as they are extraordinary.

There’s nothing more fun than sitting down with designers and saying, “The sky’s the limit, and here’s how we can implement something that no one else could pull off.” Those creative meetings push boundaries, spark new ideas, and lead to one of a kind results that make every project stand apart. If you’re as passionate as I am about my craft, there’s no telling how far we can go.

Getting to the point of commissioning a custom piece of furniture or beginning the journey of bespoke cabinetry is something many people spend a lifetime working toward. I don’t take that lightly, I’m truly humbled and grateful every time someone chooses me to bring their vision to life.

There aren’t many true bespoke craftsmen nowadays, and what has drastically changed is that anything you can buy from a store is mass produced and meant to fall apart. What sets me apart is creating furniture and cabinetry built to last generations, pieces that can be passed down, and loved, not replaced. Every joint, curve, and finish is approached with the same level of care that defines heirloom work.

I’ve spent over a decade designing and engineering high end cabinetry and furniture for homes across the country, from coastal contemporary to traditional beaded inset and everything in between. My work combines timeless craftsmanship with modern design technology, ensuring that every project is as beautiful as it is functional.

The process begins with design, where I digitally build your entire project in 3D, with a full set of drawings including renders, plan, elevation, detailed views, and cross sections, allowing you to visualize every detail before a single cut is made. This stage is a small fraction of the cost of a full remodel or build, but it gives you something incredibly valuable: a complete, detailed set of plans that you own outright. It’s a standalone service that brings clarity, flexibility, and peace of mind before taking the next step.

From there, the second phase begins when you decide you’re ready, turning the concept into reality. Unlike most designers, I’m also the one building what I design, carrying your vision from screen to workshop with precision and care. Every curve, joint, and finish is crafted exactly as intended, ensuring that what we design together is built to the same uncompromising standard.

What matters most to me is creating something that reflects you, your style, your story, and your way of living. Every time I’m invited into a home or chosen to bring an idea to life, I feel deeply thankful. This is my meaning in life and it’s an honor to continue everyday with what I love most on this Earth.

Whether you’re starting with a single idea or a full architectural plan, I’ll help turn your vision into something tangible, timeless, and truly one of a kind.

If you care about craftsmanship as much as I do, let’s create something beautiful that will stand the test of time.