What we build

Solid-wood pieces, made to the size of your room

Four kinds of furniture, each designed around your space, your wood and your finish rather than a catalog dimension.

A sunlit dining room with a wooden table

Dining tables

The table is where a house gathers, so size matters more than style. We build to the room you have: the length that seats your family without crowding the walls, and a width that leaves space to pass the dishes.

Tell us how many you seat on a normal night and how many on a holiday, and we will talk through leaves, edge profiles and legs that leave room for knees.

Good for: new homes, growing families, awkward rooms.

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Close-up of warm wood grain

Coffee tables

A coffee table sits at arm height all day, so you see the wood up close. We pick boards for grain you will enjoy looking at, and size the piece to the sofa it sits in front of.

Height and clearance are the details most catalog tables get wrong. Give us your sofa measurements and we will fit it.

Good for: living rooms where store sizes do not fit.

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A tidy workshop bench with tools

Benches

A solid-wood bench works at a dining table, in an entry or at the foot of a bed. Built from thick stock and joined properly, it takes daily use.

Tell us where it goes and how long you need it. We will suggest a depth and height that suit the spot.

Good for: entryways, dining tables, bedrooms.

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A craftsman smoothing wood with a hand plane

Bookshelves

Books are heavy. A shelf built from solid wood does not sag the way particleboard does, and it can be sized to the wall, the alcove or the awkward corner you have.

Share the wall dimensions and what you plan to store, and we will advise on shelf spans and thickness.

Good for: alcoves, long walls, heavy collections.

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Shape your piece, then send it to the workshop

Pick the wood, finish, size and extras in a few short steps. We read every spec and come back to you with a quote.

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