Natural character.
Ideas for your home.
Room planning, material stories and a closer look at made-to-order wood design.
FROM THE MAKERHow to Choose a Base for a Live Edge Table
Choose a base for your live edge table by checking seating space, tabletop dimensions, stability and the look you want in your room.
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FROM THE MAKERHardwax Oil vs Epoxy Finish for Live Edge Furniture
Compare hardwax oil and epoxy finish questions for live edge furniture, including appearance, maintenance and the difference between a resin river and a topcoat.
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FROM THE MAKERBest Wood Species for a Custom Dining Table: What to Compare
Compare olive wood, walnut and oak for a custom dining table by looking at actual slabs, available dimensions, grain, finish and your room.
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FROM THE MAKERHow to Choose a Blue Epoxy Console Table for Your Entryway
A blue epoxy console table brings a strong color accent to an entryway. Start with the space, then choose the wood pattern, base and finished dimensions.
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FROM THE MAKERChoosing a Live Edge Chandelier for a Dining Table
Plan a live edge chandelier around your dining table, ceiling and sightlines. Here is what to measure and confirm before requesting a custom piece.
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FROM THE MAKERCustom Wood Furniture: What to Check in Approval Photos
Ordering custom wood furniture starts with understanding the actual piece. Use this checklist to review wood-selection and finished-product photos.
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FROM THE MAKERPlanning your custom wood chandelier
A natural wood light starts with the room it belongs in. Gather these details before choosing your piece.
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FROM THE MAKERMeasuring for a live edge coffee table
Natural edges make every table different. Plan the footprint as carefully as the look.
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FROM THE MAKERThe character of Turkish olive wood
Expressive grain, warm tones and irregular edges give our most-used material its individual character.
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