Enduringly American Furniture, Grown Here and Made Here
06/01/2026
Our Pediment Bed draws from the crisp lines of early American rope beds and the lighter adornment of the era. We developed it in partnership with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and four percent of revenue supports the foundation’s work preserving early American trades.
05/29/2026
Our Sawbuck dining table is made from real American Chestnut reclaimed from barn frames in Ohio.
05/26/2026
Our Westport Chair is made from solid rustic White Oak, which greys over time in the sun
05/18/2026
The Roseland Bed in walnut. All our furniture is hand-rubbed with linseed oil rather than varnished - the oil finish lets the wood evolve, preserves its texture, and makes it easy to repair.
05/05/2026
Our candle stand uses traditional joinery, including a wedged-tenon stem connection, a rabbeted drawer, and a carefully matched two-stave tabletop. It’s a good size for a hallway, corner, next to the sofa or bed.
Introducing the Wave Hill Chair, our second outdoor chair and the first made in partnership with Wave Hill.
The chair takes its cues from a garden seat found on the grounds at Wave Hill, a majestic Bronx estate looking across the Hudson toward New Jersey’s Palisades. It descends from Gerrit Rietveld’s 1918 Red and Blue Chair and Lester Collins’ 1960s outdoor adaptation for Innisfree in Millbrook, New York. The design beautifully balances architectural formality with an at-ease posture.
04/29/2026
Our Stissing Floor lamp is hand-forged in Salem, NY, and finished with a blend of linseed oil, beeswax, and olive oil.
04/27/2026
Our Windsor chair in walnut, grown in Ohio and Appalachia
04/21/2026