craftsman applying glue to a walnut chair part during assembly in a warmly lit workshop
craftsman applying glue for final assembly of a walnut dining chair in a warmly lit shop space

After submission, the process:

Proposal

I’ll reach out with more questions about your needs then prepare a few sketches and estimate based on our discussion.

Deposit

50% deposit is collected to begin work on your piece, keeping you updated as the build progresses. Typically, projects take 8 to 12 weeks to complete from time of deposit.

Delivery

As the build wraps up, I’ll schedule a suitable delivery/shipping time that works best for you. Local to the Atlanta area? I’ll deliver free of charge.

two walnut high back dining chairs sit side by side in a naturally lit studio setting

Company Disclaimer & Product Care

Your organic product will change over time. All of my products are cut, crafted, and finished by hand. There's no guarantee that any product will appear exactly like another.

Please be aware that wood naturally has defects and not every piece is the same. There may be knots, grain and texture variation, and natural figuring in your piece. Patina and variations in color are to be expected over time due to the nature of wood's aging process. Natural variations in the finish may vary and are considered normal, adding to the unique characteristics of handmade furniture.

Over time, slight checking in the wood may occur, especially in climates where temperature and humidity change significantly with each season. Avoid letting any liquid stand for an extended period of time to prevent water spots or rings. Your product may be damaged if scratched, dropped, bumped, or too much pressure is applied. Household cleaners should not be used on wood pieces, only a gentle duster or wood-safe cleaning product, and a lint-free cloth. Do not leave your product outside or in direct sunlight unless specified.

Care for your wood product

Use a gentle duster or wood-safe cleaning product without solvents. Usually, a damp lint-free cloth is enough to clean most spills. Do not apply oils unless specified.

For cutting boards and food-prep surfaces, applying any brand of mineral oil or butcher block conditioner every few months will keep the wood hydrated and in good, working order.

highly figured walnut charcuterie serving board with a sword shaped handle sitting on a dark granite countertop