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The Friday Drop
A weekly release of exceptional handcrafted furniture from independent makers.
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A New Drop Every Friday
Each week features a curated collection of handcrafted pieces from independent makers.
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Each piece is handcrafted to last generations. True heirloom quality, delivered to your door.
Featured Piece
Handcrafted Maloof-Style Double Rocker
A handcrafted Maloof-style double rocker, built with the same sculpted joinery and flowing lines that define the classic form. Shaped and finished by hand for lasting comfort and heirloom quality.
$5,435
Made by
Faheem Woodworks
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Trestle Dining Table
A classic trestle dining table built to gather family and friends for years to come. Solid hardwood construction with timeless proportions and a hand-applied finish that highlights the natural grain.
$9,250
Made by
Stine Woodworking, LLC
Featured Piece
Black Walnut Bathroom Stool
A handcrafted black walnut bathroom stool, built to be both practical and beautiful. Rich walnut grain and a durable, water-friendly finish make it a warm addition to any space.
$600
Made by
David Albert
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Featured Piece
Handcrafted Sapele Outdoor Dining Table
A handcrafted outdoor dining table built from Sapele, prized for its durability and weather resistance. Designed to bring the beauty of fine woodworking to your patio or garden for years of gatherings.
$280
Made by
Chris Hatch
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Scalloped Dining Table
A statement dining table featuring a distinctive scalloped edge detail that softens its silhouette. Meticulously handcrafted with refined joinery and a hand-rubbed finish that invites you to run your fingers along the grain.
$8,500
Made by
Andy Rawls
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