Inspired by an 1825 double counter in the MET's archive, it features carefully selected single-slab drawer fronts.

Developed with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, a restrained 18th-century pediment form built in solid American cherry or walnut with a hand-rubbed linseed oil finish.

Modeled on a 1785-1800 chair in Washington's home, it is planted, balanced, and features traditional wedge through-tenons.

An early American farmhouse classic, made from reclaimed American Chestnut from Ohio barns.

Based on late 18th-century Shaker designs, with subtle proportions and the same pure, raw linseed oil finish as our bed.

Pays homage to the original 1903 design by Thomas Lee, whose stark vision of outdoor comfort would give birth to the Adirondack chair.

Inspired by an early 1800s Shaker stand in the American Wing, this piece is built from solid American cherry with a single drawer and finished in purified linseed oil.

Grounded proportions. Single-board drawer fronts. Solid American hardwood, finished with hand-rubbed, solvent-free oil.

Hard-working kitchen island, ready for food prep or hosting, with optional wooden casters. Made from solid American Cherry and finished with hand-rubbed Tung oil.