L. Post Rustics, Inc. designs and builds one-of-a-kind Adirondack rustic furniture, custom cabinetry, and architectural elements. The family workshop also produces hand-carved and painted furniture and offers custom design and built-in measurement services.
Saranac Hollow WoodworkingFor more than 20 years, Saranac Hollow Woodworking has built custom wood furniture, cabinetry and casework in Northern New York, turning architectural drawings, sketches and conversations into finished pieces. Owner Hal Moore brings more than 25 years of design and construction experience, along with training in furniture design and traditional woodworking from the Wendell Castle School. The Saranac shop also supplies hardwood and specialty wood through its Adirondack Hardwoods operation.SARANAC, NY
Dartbrook Rustic GoodsHandcrafted in the Adirondacks since 1920, Dartbrook Rustic Goods is a Keene, New York, workshop known for rustic furniture with a strong sense of place. Its artisans kiln-dry sustainably sourced wood onsite, and each Dartbrook Signature piece is individually numbered and signed for homes ranging from Adirondack camps to residences across North America and Europe.KEENE, NY
Beyond StockHusband-and-wife owners Seth and Greta Moyer turn clients’ ideas into hand-crafted custom furniture and cabinetry at their Lancaster County studio. Beyond Stock is particularly known for one-of-a-kind live-edge pieces, made from Pennsylvania-grown and harvested domestic hardwoods, with design work supported by detailed 3D renderings. Seth brings a fine-detail background in woodwind instrument repair to his work as master craftsman, while Greta leads design and client relationships.LEOLA, PA
Hearth WoodworksBorn from an independent woodworker’s love of the craft, Columbus-based Hearth Woodworks creates custom-designed, hand-crafted furniture and cabinetry for homes and businesses. The shop also restores family heirlooms and produces custom laser-etched signs and artwork, using 3-D design to shape projects from an initial conversation through installation. Its cabinetry is built without chipboard or paper and to NAAWS S 4.0 standards, while Hearth’s restoration work is supported by membership in the ITEL National Wood Restoration Network.COLUMBUS, OH