Shortcuts aren’t our thing. You won’t find MDF, HDF, or acrylic in anything we make just real, sustainably sourced wood built to last and feel right at home on your table.

Every product has to pass one simple test: would we proudly use it ourselves? If the answer’s no, it doesn’t make the cut.

Fair pricing, honest materials, and no-nonsense quality are the foundation of everything we do. No gimmicks. No compromises. Just craftsmanship you can count on.

Sustainability is at the heart of how I choose my materials. A lot of the wood I use has already lived a full life as old furniture, reclaimed flooring or culled lumber. I re-mill and repurpose it, giving it new purpose instead of letting it end up in a landfill.

When salvaged wood isn’t an option, I stick to North American hardwoods mostly from within 200 miles of Arlington, VA. That keeps the supply chain tight, supports local mills, and ensures consistent quality.

Hardware like hinges and latches comes from U.S., Canadian, or European makers whenever possible. Unfortunately some things simply aren't made in the U.S. anymore, but I still prioritize regions where craftsmanship and durability are the standard.

Every piece starts with a blend of old-school craftsmanship and modern precision. Hand tools like chisels and planes let me shape and finesse the details, while CNC machines and modern tools help keep things consistent.

This balance between traditional and modern techniques is how I get our unique designs.

Prototyping is a big part of the process, too. Before anything becomes a final product, it’s tested, tweaked, and refined to make sure it not only looks great but works exactly the way it should.

The end result? Pieces that feel just as good to use as they do to look at built with care, from start to finish.