5 years
Built to order
Meet the owner
Shipped, driven, or built on site
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Benches
Basic or fully customized, cut to the length of the wall, the entryway or the table it has to live with. The piece the business is named after.
Built to order
Five years building one-of-a-kind furniture. Benches, tables, bars, bed frames, couches and the odd piece nobody else makes, built for the home it is going into.
Kordell Kitching · Owner and maker
Five years at the bench, and every piece that leaves the shop was cut, assembled and finished by one pair of hands.
Bed frames, benches, tables, TV stands, bars, couches. Homes and businesses. If it can be built out of wood and it has to fit a room that already exists, that is the work.
Meticulous craftsmanship, and pieces that outlive the people who ordered them.
A level of service meant to exceed the expectation, not meet it.
The highest quality in both the craftsmanship and the timber it starts as.
Tap one and send. If neither is right, use the third box to send your own and we will swap it in.
Basic or fully customized, cut to the length of the wall, the entryway or the table it has to live with. The piece the business is named after.
Dining tables with matching benches, built for your home and your measurements rather than to a catalogue size.
Home bars with a finished top, a foot rail and a back that fits the wall you already have.
Frames and headboards sized to the mattress you own and the ceiling you are working under.
Built seating for the spot the room actually has, not the spot a floor model was designed for.
TV stands, cigar ashtray stands, shelving. The one-off you cannot find anywhere because nobody makes it.
Storage sheds built and finished on site. Home improvement as well as furniture, because the same hands do both.
A sketch, a photo, or just the room it has to fit. A rough size if you have one. That is enough to start.
Wood, finish, dimensions and price agreed before anything gets cut.
One piece at a time, by hand.
Shipped, driven out, or I fly to you and build it on site.
A sketch, a photo, or just the room it has to fit. A rough size if you have one. That is enough to start.
Say "for 3, more wood" and we will ask what you mean, then change it.
Give the number if you know it — the same numbers as the Section numbers button. If not, just describe it.