Technical expertise and a keen eye for detail are at the core of Chelsea’s skillset. She works on the basis that creativity should be applied not only to aesthetics, but to process for truly well-designed work. On the fabrication side, she is passionate about TIG welding, precision fitting, creative problem solving, and fine finishing in a wide variety of alloys. Chelsea excels in balancing the bigger picture of a project while refining meticulous details.

As equal parts director, project manager and fabricator, Chelsea brings technical expertise to bear as an ideal liaison between design, production, delivery and installation. She enjoys orchestrating project plans that push the boundary of what’s possible and working together as a team to produce work that will add connection in everyday life, enrich community and cultivate diversity for generations to come.

Chelsea’s portfolio includes a breadth of work ranging from original custom furniture and lighting, public artwork, high-end architectural metal packages and structural metalwork. She has fabricated work for the Sound Transit KDM and Tacoma Light Rail Stations and her own work has been shown at Bellevue Arts Museum, American Design Club for NYC x Design, Ghost Gallery, HyBrid Architecture and many private homes across the region. She is the recipient of the Carol Duke Artist Award of Excellence from Bellevue Arts Museum and has been featured in CBS News, Architectural Digest, The Sound Transit Platform Modern Luxury Magazine, 1stdibs The Study, How to Build a Furniture Brand Podcast, and as a panelist for Women in Metal hosted by Pratt Fine Arts Center.