Jeremy Tritchler

Jeremy is a furni­ture maker located in historic Williams­burg, VA. He is a grad­u­ate of the North Bennet Street School’s Cabinet and Furni­ture Making program. After grad­u­a­tion he was invited to remain as an adjunct instruc­tor, while also taking on private commis­sions. He later relo­cated to Virginia to work in the cabinet shop at Colo­nial Williams­burg where he special­ized in histor­i­cal tools and tech­niques to create repro­duc­tions of 18th century early Amer­i­can furni­ture found in the museum’s collection. 

He left the cabinet shop a short time ago to focus on raising his two young chil­dren. He is now return­ing to the craft by resum­ing his commis­sioned work as well as teach­ing work­shops at the Wood and Shop Tradi­tional Wood­work­ing School in Earlysville, VA. He contin­ues to focus his work on histor­i­cal designs and tech­niques from around the world. He has written for Mortise and Tenon Maga­zine, and his work has been featured in Fine Woodworking Magazine.