Custom Furniture

a remarkable journey

from forest to finish

Your finished furniture arrives via our Premier In-Home Delivery specialists, the last of many hands that work together to make something wonderful just for you.

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Our custom furniture starts with sustainably sourced wood, much of which comes from Appalachian forests.

Some logs are taken to our Beecher Falls, Vermont, sawmill, where they’re milled and made ready for crafting.

Other lumber comes to our lumber inspection team in Pine Valley, North Carolina.

CREATED JUST FOR YOU

Every piece of our wood furniture is as unique as the tree it came from. The grain will vary based on the part of the tree and how it’s sawn, may show natural patterns like tiger striping, and develops its own character as it ages. Find out what owning a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture is all about.

enduring quality

Every piece of our furniture undergoes rigorous quality testing. Every element meets the industry’s highest standards. Click each circle to see the uncompromising quality that goes into our styles.

Extension tables include either equalizer slides (for pedestal and trestle tables) or metal slides with a built-in crown that supports the table center when extended. 

Tip-restraint hardware is included with all appropriate

furniture to help keep you and your family safe.

We construct our furniture from sustainably 

sourced wood and solid wood veneers.

We use traditional construction techniques, including floating construction that gives wood the freedom to expand and contract, and traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery for durability.

infinite customizations

For our modular furniture, custom media, and custom buffets, you can choose glass or wood doors. For our custom buffets, you can choose raised panel, beaded edge, or beadboard doors.

Our custom bedroom, custom buffets, and custom office furniture can be personalized in the hardware finish of your choice.

Custom leg styles are available on all of our custom dining furniture, from farmhouse-style turned legs to classic cabriole to Parsons-style modern.

For many pieces, you can select a smooth or textured top. Smooth tops tend to have a more formal sensibility while rough-sawn tops

lean more casual.

Select a wood grain that fits the character of your space. Smooth-grained hardwoods like maple, cherry, birch, and primavera can take any finish; a wood like oak has a far more prominent grain.

We offer more finishes than you’ll find anywhere else, built from layers of stain, glaze, paint, and more. Any special effects—spattering, antiquing, distressing, gilding—are always applied by hand. 

Tools may evolve, but two things will never change: the pride and the passion of our craftspeople.