Handmade Custom Furniture

Exactly What You Want

We design and build handcrafted furniture tailored to your space, style, and needs. From dining tables to benches and heirloom pieces, each item is made to order using time-tested techniques and thoughtfully selected materials. We work closely with our clients throughout the process—whether you have a clear vision or need guidance bringing an idea to life. The result is a one-of-a-kind piece that blends form and function, made with care and built to stand the test of time.

Quality Hardware With Quality Materials

We use only premium, American-made hardware to ensure lasting strength, reliability, and smooth function. Our materials are carefully selected, with a focus on sustainably harvested, locally sourced hardwoods that reflect the natural beauty and character of the region.

For those seeking a bold, organic look, we also offer large live-edge slabs ideal for statement tabletops and surfaces. From the joinery to the finishing touches, we take pride in using materials that meet the highest standards in both craftsmanship and sustainability.

Readily Available Hardwoods

  • Sapele

    Sapele is a dense hardwood with a rich reddish-brown color and a distinctive ribbon-like grain. It's primarily harvested in West and Central Africa, in countries like Cameroon, Ghana, and the Ivory Coast.

  • Red Oak

    Red oak is a strong, open-grained hardwood with warm, reddish-tan tones. It's primarily harvested in the eastern U.S., especially in states like Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and North Carolina.

  • Black Walnut

    Black walnut is a dark, richly colored hardwood with a straight grain and deep brown tones. It's primarily harvested in the central and eastern U.S., especially in states like Ohio, Indiana, and Missouri.

  • White Maple

    White maple is a hard, fine-grained hardwood with a light, creamy color. It's primarily harvested in the northeastern U.S., especially in states like Vermont, New York, and Wisconsin.

  • Ash

    Ash is a light-colored hardwood with a straight grain and excellent strength. It's primarily harvested in the eastern and central U.S., especially in states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan.

  • Cherry

    A smooth-grained hardwood with a rich reddish-brown color that deepens over time. It's primarily harvested in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and West Virginia.

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