A craftsman with more than 30 years of experience in building custom furniture.
12/16/2015
Wooden chests made with solid hardwood and painted with black lacquer. Great for toys and blankets, to use as a boot bench, or for a nursery or even a coffee table. Hinges are slow closing to avoid the slamming noise and little hands getting pinched. Heavy and great quality. Two sizes available.
Large: measures 39 x 15.5 x 17.5
Small: measures 31.5 x 15.5 x 17.5
12/15/2015
Show your team pride with these adirondack chairs!
07/31/2015
Adirondack chairs...perfect for summer!
Father's Day is coming up! Let dad relax in one of our handcrafted chairs...they make GREAT gifts!
05/15/2014
We wouldn't want the Yoopers to feel left out! Check out our new UP chair...the perfect companion to the Great Lakes Dunes chair!
Chairs are $285 each and made from Western Red Cedar and stainless steel screws and bolts.
05/10/2014
This chair is perfect for the Tulip Time Festival! Add one to your garden today!
05/09/2014
It finally feels like SPRING in Michigan! Celebrate the season with this beautiful hand-painted tulip chair!
It also makes for a great Mother's Day gift... hint, hint!
05/07/2014
Calling all Tigers fans! Show your Detroit pride with one (or two) of these in your yard!
Chairs are $285 each and are made with Western Red Cedar and stainless steel screws and bolts.
05/07/2014
An original design by Mitch Masko, woodworker
This chair is the result of 30 years of custom furniture making, during which I produced thousands of traditional Adirondack chairs and garden benches. Being a product of West Michigan myself, I felt a desire to create a chair that captured some of the flow of the lakes, rivers, and dunes that grace and inspire us. Ten years ago I tried adding a Lower Peninsula back to an Adirondack chair, with uninspired results. It felt small and out of place. The lines of the chair were too stylistically defined and the back merely felt like an add-on, not part of the chair structure. Hopefully, with this Dunes chair the lines feel as though they both flow from and support the curves of the chair body. After years of experimenting I finally have a look to which I am proud to attach my name. I hope you too will enjoy "sittin' in the Mitten" for years to come.
Over the next months I intend to add other back designs to add variety and interest to this chair.
Happy sitting!