Tom’s Model S “White Label” is an experimental creation that challenges the traditional style of guitar-making, with a monocoque construction using Nomex honeycomb to maintain a stiff back and make the guitar lighter.

Length 975 mm
Width 365 mm

This guitar was made, in part, from the wood of a tree with a genetically mutated grain figuring. “The Tree” earned its vogue status in the luxury woodworking industries when it was discovered in a forest in Belize in the 1960s. It is the only tree known to exist that exhibits the tortoise shell-like figuring you see on the back and sides of the guitar.

Length 1000 mm
Width 345 mm

This guitar was christened “Beverly” because it features two bevels, ergonomic features that allow a larger-bodied guitar to feel more comfortable when in playing position. It was Tom’s first baritone guitar and represents some of the most intensely challenging work he has done to date, both practically and intellectually.

Length 1100 mm
Width 365 mm

This guitar is an example of a completely bespoke instrument made to a client’s specific requirements. Tom’s brief for this piece was “earth tones”. The guitar is his favourite to date because of the extraordinary natural colours of the materials used, forging a portrait of almost painterly beauty.

Length 1000 mm
Width 345 mm