Every project begins with a conversation — not a template.

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I began my journey in craftsmanship through metalwork.

Early on, I joined a company known for highly artistic, custom furniture.

Within eight months, I was offered a percentage partnership — something rare, especially at that stage. That moment made something very clear to me: they didn’t just see skill, they saw value.

That realization gave me the confidence to start my own company.

I was 19 years old.

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What followed was a deep and lasting connection with the combination of metal and wood. I fell in love with how the two materials complement each other — one rigid, one forgiving; one strong, one warm. When balanced correctly, they create something that feels both architectural and human.

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There is a unique reward in completing a piece you’ve designed and built with your own hands — seeing it function, age, and belong in a space. That satisfaction has always driven me more than anything else.

Over the years, I’ve built thousands of custom projects, across furniture, cabinetry, and architectural elements. Each one taught me something new. I’ve always pushed to do the next project better — refining processes, improving efficiency, respecting materials, and finding smarter ways to build without compromising quality.

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At one point, my workshop operated with two dedicated divisions:
one for woodwork, and one for metalwork.

That separation wasn’t accidental — it reflected my belief that the strongest designs come from balance. Metal and wood are opposites, yet together they create harmony. Precision and warmth. Structure and flow.

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That philosophy remains at the core of Origin of Dreams Construction today.

Every project is intentional. Every detail has a reason. And nothing is built to be temporary.