Have you ever been planning out a build and known exactly what you wanted, down to the smallest detail, only to realize you couldn’t find it anywhere? Me too. After enough time looking for things I could already picture in my head, I thought, why don’t I just make them myself? That’s how HOUSE 333 started.
Getting involved with SEMA opened my eyes to the endless possibilities there are in this industry and inspired me to figure out what I could bring to it. One of my favorite things about car culture is how quickly it can make you feel like you belong. You can meet someone for the first time, ask why they went with a certain wheel or color, and end up hearing the whole story of how the car came together. I’ve always loved how much you can learn about someone from the choices they make on a build.
I want HOUSE 333 to feel like a home for enthusiasts who get that. I want what I make to be bold enough to catch your eye and thoughtful enough to make you look a little closer. That’s the feeling I get when I see a build that could only have come from the person behind it.
We all start somewhere, and this is where I’m starting. I’m excited to share what I’m working on, the builds I keep thinking about, and the people I meet along the way. If you’re here at the beginning, I’m glad you found HOUSE 333. There’s a lot I’m looking forward to sharing with you.
