Hanna’s grandfather was a woodworker, grandmother a painter, mother a gardener, and father a refinisher. Growing up she was surrounded by craftsmanship - precise lines, smooth curves, and distinct details shaped by skilled hands. It wasn’t until Hanna moved away from home that she came to realize how much these details brought comfort and warmth to her childhood memories. After completing her education at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, she became a Historic Carpenter working on the preservation of homes built in the early 1900’s. This soon led her to handcrafting furniture and design for the home. Hanna’s woodworking is a conversation between the past, present, and future of craftsmanship strengthened by family and traditions. It is made to add warmth and intimacy to the home.