“Our walnut dining table is the heart of the house now. The joinery is furniture-museum beautiful and it seats ten with ease.”
Hawthorne Woodcraft
Furniture and home goods made from local hardwoods.
Salem, Oregon
About the Artisan
I build furniture and home goods from Willamette Valley hardwoods—white oak, walnut, and maple, much of it salvaged from urban trees. The work is simple, joinery-forward, and made to be repaired, not replaced.
Commissions range from dining tables and credenzas to cutting boards and shelving. If you have a space and an idea, I can draw it with you.
- Local Salvaged Hardwoods
- Traditional Joinery
- Built-In & Custom Furniture
- Hand-Rubbed Oil Finishes
The Process
Every commission starts with a conversation and a drawing. I mill rough lumber in the shop, let it acclimate, and cut traditional joinery—mortise and tenon, dovetails—before any glue comes out.
Learn More About My Process
Finishes are hand-rubbed oil and wax: easy to renew, honest to the wood, and better looking every year the piece is used.
What People Say
“Built-in shelving that looks like it was always part of the room. On time, on budget, spotless shop manners.”
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