Ironwood Mills

Most people shop for furniture after they’ve designed the house.

The smartest clients reserve the wood first.

These eucalyptus, mesquite, and silk oak slabs just came out of the kiln and are officially available for custom dining tables, islands, conference tables, vanities, and architectural features.

Six months from now, many of these slabs will be living in someone’s home.

The question is: whose?

Link in bio to get started.

Another masterpiece in the making. 14’ teak table progress post. Finished piece coming soon.
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Stackin’ phat slabs.
Now headed into the kiln for the next few weeks.

A whole lot happens before these slabs become tables.

New batch of olive just landed 🌿

Medium size slabs with wild grain, movement, and just enough attitude…
apparently matching mine in these photos 😐

If you’ve been waiting for olive that isn’t tiny scraps or massive dining table scale, this is it.

Shop is live → link in bio

It’s one thing to build a door… and another to hang it.

This project has been a fun one. We used three different locally sourced woods( mango, eucalyptus, and pecan for the jamb) then stained it black. Not the direction we expected, but it was our client’s vision, and it turned out to be a home-run.

Final photos coming soon.

Why is custom furniture expensive?

This.

Filling. Sanding. Filling again. Sanding again.
Over and over until it’s right. Not rushed. Not skipped.

This is Alfonso, putting in the kind of time you don’t see in the final piece… but you feel every time you touch it.

That’s the difference.