COLLECTOR
PIECES
Some works ask for more than painting alone. These singular furniture pieces bring together sculptural relief, hand-applied gilding, narrative painting, layered patina, and unconventional construction. Created as functional art, each piece is signed by the artist and intended to be lived with, collected, and passed on.
A singular solid-wood console in black and antique gold, built around an imagined nocturnal garden. Sculptural mushrooms, dimensional ornament, gilded details, and the watchful ocelot turn the piece into a small narrative world. Signed by the artist and created as an individual collector’s work.
A compact solid-wood cabinet with a door formed as a botanical relief. Real leaf impressions, metallic gold and bronze highlights, a painted peacock feather, and a small bee create a tactile surface that changes with the light. Built, finished, and signed by the artist as a one-of-a-kind functional sculpture.
Built from solid poplar and pine, this console combines layered forest-green patina, hand-applied ornament, textile inlay, and narrative painting. An authentic William Morris textile is embedded into the front panel, while painted frog figures and sculptural details turn the piece into a richly tactile composition. Signed by the artist and created as a singular collector’s work. 30 in W × 12 in D × 39 in H.
TEXTILE INLAY & GILDED BEE CONSOLE
SOLID WOOD · TEXTILE · SCULPTURAL DETAIL
A solid-wood console combining real bird-and-floral textile inlay with sculptural botanical relief and hand-gilded bees. The inset textile, inspired by English Arts & Crafts, is sealed beneath a protective lacquer; a deep navy finish brings depth to the gilded details. Built and finished individually, signed by the artist, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Shown without a drawer. 39.5 in W × 12 in D × 37 in H. Bespoke dimensions and details are developed in conversation.