Meet The Team

Meet the hardworking team, behind the scenes at Jack Morris Bespoke. We're always happy to assist you with all your project needs from planning to aftercare. Your dream kitchens, cabinets and joinery simply wouldn't be possible without our passionate, dedicated employees. 

Jack

Founder & Designer

Jack's passion for woodwork and design started at an early age, having spent many hours in the his prep school woodwork studio and thousands of hours building lego structures (which continues to this day). After relocating to Australia for six months during his gap year, to build timber framed houses, he returned to Oxford to study historic building conservation and restoration. Back in London, Jack spent 3 years working full-time at a high end refurbishment company, deciding to focus his skills and passion for design on joinery. In his mid-twenties he took the plunge by moving to the Kent coast to start his own business and workshop focusing on bespoke cabinetry. Jack's passion for joinery, exacting standards, and an eye for design and detail, coupled with 15-years' experience, drove the creation of Jack Morris Bespoke.  

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Ben

Joiner & Cabinet Maker
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Ben's woodworking journey began in Norway, where he spent a year living on an organic, self-sustaining farm, days in the forest and at the sawmill, evenings on small carving projects. That grounding gave him the confidence to build his own off-grid campervan during lockdown, and it was this that cemented his love of woodworking and bespoke projects for good.
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At Jack Morris Bespoke, Ben works as joiner and cabinet maker, spending most of his time in the workshop turning Jack's designs into reality, from cutting and joining the material through to sanding and finishing the final piece.

Wilson

General Dogsbody 
31/12/2012 - 12/06/25

Wilson was a founding partner of Jack Morris Bespoke, investing many (dog) years into the growth of the firm. With a penchant for barking orders, he was the perfect candidate to lead our security department. Always on the look-out for uninvited squirrels and delivery men, he ran a pretty tight ship. Despite this, he was always happy to welcome visitors to the workshop, giving priority access for those with treats and tummy rubs.