Furniture designer and maker Jason Scott Conway has a habit of turning furniture upside down, a critical exercise he learned in the furniture design program at Sheridan College’s School of Crafts and Design in Oakville Ontario. He graduated with distinction in 1998 and returned to his home town of Montreal where he acquired valuable experience working in several professional woodshops before inaugurating his own shop NOOK DESIGN in 2003.

In an effort towards mastering traditional and modern woodworking techniques Jason has brought to fruition many diverse custom woodworking projects. Having frequently been called upon by interior designers, modern furniture stores, and architects for consultations Jason’s reputation for building and installing well engineered furniture with precision and care has preceded him well.

Jason is committed to providing unmatched craftsmanship that is not compromised by quality constraints of mass production. His shop offers personalized custom woodworking services that surpass expectations.

Drawing inspiration from architecture, and 20th century classic modern furniture designs, Jason has developed an excellent sense of proportion, composition and simplicity in his work. His admiration for works by Charles Ray Eames, Frank Ghery, and Andy Goldsworthy keeps him searching for fresh ideas and creative designs for furniture that push the boundaries of its intended utilitarian function.

Jason aspires to continue offering custom design and fabrication services, while developing limited edition lines of innovative furniture and handcrafted wooden objects.