Since 1958, Hardwood Lumber Company has handcrafted custom hardwood products in Middlefield, Ohio, from butcher-block countertops and stair parts to cutting boards and cabinetry. Its local artisans work with sustainably sourced domestic hardwoods and exotic species, tailoring pieces for homeowners, designers, and professionals. The company’s made-to-order cutting boards can be personalized with features such as engraving, juice wells, or handles.
Chagrin Valley Custom FurnitureBorn from founder Sheldon Myeroff’s furniture-making hobby, Chagrin Valley Custom Furniture has built one-of-a-kind hardwood furniture from scratch in Northeast Ohio since 2013. Its Warrensville Heights team works with clients nationwide from a 6,000-square-foot facility, where hand-finished live-edge and epoxy-resin pieces can be personalized further with CNC-engraved logos or topographic maps. The company’s made-to-order work is shipped across the United States.WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, OH
Turtlepond WoodworkingTurtlepond Woodworking is a University Heights maker creating handcrafted hardwood pieces for personal customers, corporate clients, and charitable events. Drawing on locally sourced hardwoods from the Cleveland and Pittsburgh area, it focuses on custom work and larger batch orders, including edge-grain cutting boards and cigar ashtrays.
A Carpenter's Son Design CompanyBorn in Columbus in 2015 as Josh and Laura Scheutzow’s adoption-fundraising woodworking project, A Carpenter’s Son Design Company now builds custom furniture for homes and commercial spaces. The company grew from selling more than 500 Ohio-shaped cutting boards into a 10,000-square-foot Worthington shop, with work ranging from heirloom residential pieces to major installations such as more than 240 pieces for Lower.com Stadium. Its furniture makers and finishers emphasize craftsmanship and community, sourcing American hardwoods from the Ohio region and shipping custom work nationwide.WORTHINGTON, OH
Hearne Hardwoods IncSince 1997, family-owned Hearne Hardwoods has grown from a four-person shop into a 20-employee specialty hardwood lumber company on an 18th-century homestead in southeastern Pennsylvania. Its 50,000-plus square feet hold more than 100 domestic and exotic species, including carefully matched live-edge slabs and a substantial tonewood operation for musical-instrument makers. Rick and his son Brian travel internationally to find unusual, naturally figured woods from sustainably managed forests, while the showroom and manufacturing operation help customers choose material for projects ranging from furniture to custom flooring.OXFORD, PA