Timothy Hogan
I’ve always built things.
Today, I believe that human-made artifacts are more important than ever. The blood, sweat, and tears that go into a piece of handmade furniture are an energetic extension of the maker himself.
My work is about material authenticity, proportion, and timelessness.
I work with a variety of Western and Japanese hand tools, plus modern machinery. My design influences are wide-ranging, from the organic forms of George Nakashima to mid-century design.
If you’re thinking about a piece, or just want to say hi, drop me a note. You’re welcome to stop by the shop too, just let me know first, and I’ll tidy up a bit.
Say hello
FAQ
Questions I get asked
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. Most of my commissions come through designers. I can work from your plans, elevations or a photo of the room, and I keep you in the loop as the piece takes shape.
Do you work with homeowners?
I have an idea. Can you build it?
How much will it cost?
Can you build a piece to fit an exact space?
What materials do you work in?
How long does a piece take?
What size pieces do you take on?
Can I visit the shop?
Every design
starts with a
conversation.
Let’s talk
Timothy Hogan
I’ve always built things.
Today, I believe that human-made artifacts are more important than ever. The blood, sweat, and tears that go into a piece of handmade furniture are an energetic extension of the maker himself.
My work is about material authenticity, proportion, and timelessness.
I work with a variety of Western and Japanese hand tools, plus modern machinery. My design influences are wide-ranging, from the organic forms of George Nakashima to mid-century design.
If you’re thinking about a piece, or just want to say hi, drop me a note. You’re welcome to stop by the shop too, just let me know first, and I’ll tidy up a bit.
Say hello
FAQ
Questions I get asked
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. Most of my commissions come through designers. I can work from your plans, elevations or a photo of the room, and I keep you in the loop as the piece takes shape.
Do you work with homeowners?
I have an idea. Can you build it?
How much will it cost?
Can you build a piece to fit an exact space?
What materials do you work in?
How long does a piece take?
What size pieces do you take on?
Can I visit the shop?
Every design
starts with a
conversation.
Let’s talk
Timothy Hogan
I’ve always built things.
Today, I believe that human-made artifacts are more important than ever. The blood, sweat, and tears that go into a piece of handmade furniture are an energetic extension of the maker himself.
My work is about material authenticity, proportion, and timelessness.
I work with a variety of Western and Japanese hand tools, plus modern machinery. My design influences are wide-ranging, from the organic forms of George Nakashima to mid-century design.
If you’re thinking about a piece, or just want to say hi, drop me a note. You’re welcome to stop by the shop too, just let me know first, and I’ll tidy up a bit.
Say hello
FAQ
Questions I get asked
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. Most of my commissions come through designers. I can work from your plans, elevations or a photo of the room, and I keep you in the loop as the piece takes shape.
Do you work with homeowners?
I have an idea. Can you build it?
How much will it cost?
Can you build a piece to fit an exact space?
What materials do you work in?
How long does a piece take?
What size pieces do you take on?
Can I visit the shop?
Every design
starts with a
conversation.
Let’s talk