Call me, email me, or send a note. First conversations are free — we'll talk about the room, the piece, and whether a commission makes sense before you commit to anything.
The fastest way to reach me. If I'm at the bench, leave a voicemail with your name and the piece you're thinking about and I'll call you back.
Best if you'd like to attach photos of the room, a sketch, or a piece you love. I read every email and reply as soon as I can.
The workshop is in Chamberino, in the Mesilla Valley between Las Cruces and El Paso. Studio visits are by appointment.
Studio visits are welcome — a lot of clients like to walk the shop, feel a few boards, and see a piece in progress before they commit to a commission. It also gives us the chance to talk in person about your room, your budget, and the kind of piece that would actually earn its place there.
Visits are by appointment so I can put down the tools and give you my full attention. A visit usually runs 30 to 45 minutes.
For general questions, delivery questions, or a first hello. If you already know you want to commission a piece, the commission form has a few more fields to get us started faster.
I reply to emails and voicemails as soon as I can. If I'm in the middle of a build or out on a delivery, it may take a little longer.
Yes. Workshop visits are by appointment only. Call or email ahead and we'll pick a time.
I deliver locally, and delivery is available throughout the U.S. See service areas for the cities I serve most often.
Please do. A photo of the room, a rough measurement or two, and a note about what the piece needs to do is enough for me to start sketching. Email works best for attachments.