Still family-run in its fifth generation, H. Arnold Wood Turning traces its roots to a Brooklyn shop founded by Herman Arnold and his son William in 1919. The company is known for making custom wood components to customer drawings or samples, including careful reproductions for historic restoration projects. Its sales team and skilled staff bring more than 175 years of combined industry experience.
Josef's Art Woodturning & Son, IncJosef’s Art Woodturning & Son is a Long Island woodshop with a third generation of woodturners behind its work. The company creates custom wood turnings for cabinet shops, kitchen designers, and historical projects, often working from an original sample or drawing to reproduce a piece for customers across the United States.HEMPSTEAD, NY
Adriatic Wood Products, IncFounded in Brooklyn in 1982 by Tony, a European immigrant carrying three generations of woodworking experience, Adriatic Wood Products makes custom mouldings, hardwood components and architectural woodwork. The family business operates a 90,000-square-foot moulding and hardwood lumber mill with more than one million board feet of inventory, serving the New York tri-state area. Its old-world approach includes hand-carving and in-house knife grinding, with custom work produced at its Brooklyn facility.BROOKLYN, NY
Woodcraft Products IncFounded in 1946 by returning World War II veteran Andrew Jacoby Sr., Woodcraft Products is a family-owned Philadelphia-area shop creating custom commercial woodworking, fixtures, millwork, and finishes. The company combines old-world craftsmanship with modern machinery, handling projects from initial planning through fabrication and on-site installation. Its work has brought the designs of hundreds of businesses and individuals to life while remaining rooted in the Jacoby family’s hands-on approach.PHILADELPHIA, PA
SAW MouldingFounded by Gary Spiegel in 1981, SAW Moulding makes custom and catalog wood mouldings in Kingston, New York, including curved work and reproductions for historic buildings. What began with Gary’s furniture-making and restoration work grew into a family business whose mouldings appear in landmarks such as the Plaza Hotel, the American Museum of Natural History, and Yankee Stadium; his son Emmet now works alongside him after a decade with the company.KINGSTON, NY