

Wood
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Dresser
coming soonInspired by an 1825 double counter in the MET's archive, it features carefully selected single-slab drawer fronts.
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Windsor Chair
coming soonModeled on a 1785-1800 chair in Washington's home, it is planted, balanced, and features traditional wedge through-tenons.
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Chestnut Sawbuck Table
coming soonAn early American farmhouse classic, made from reclaimed American Chestnut from Ohio barns.
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Nightstand
shop nowBased on late 18th-century Shaker designs, with subtle proportions and the same pure, raw linseed oil finish as our bed.
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Westport Chair
shop nowPays homage to the original 1903 design by Thomas Lee, whose stark vision of outdoor comfort would give birth to the Adirondack chair.
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Kitchen Island
shop nowHard-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.

Heirloom Repair Warranty
We’d like our furniture to be passed on and will repair it, profit-free, as long as we're in business. If you damage your furniture, you'll only be responsible for the shipping and our direct costs.
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American Made
Our products are made here by small, independent businesses, using American raw materials wherever they can.
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Free or Subsidized Shipping
For most products, we've included free UPS ground shipping to the lower 48. We'll also cover return shipping.
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Easy Assembly
We partially pre-assemble our products to lower the stakes of home assembly.
Crafted in Illinois, Ohio, Texas, and Vermont
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LOBLOLLI
Kenon Perry and his team craft heirloom-quality furniture in Texas’ Bosque County. Their approach combines old-fashioned hand skills, emerging technologies, and American grown hardwoods.
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T. COPELAND & SONS
Since 1976, T. Copeland & Sons has been manufacturing wood products in Bradford, Vermont. They exclusively source North American grown and harvested solid hardwoods and remain a 100% family-owned business.
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GREEN GABLES FURNITURE
Founded in the 1980s by Bill Rouse, Green Gables is now led by his son Bob and wife Trish in Illinois and Ohio, crafting timeless furniture with American hardwoods.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is your wood sourced?
Our manufacturing partners source their wood from local lumber mills. As a design specification, we require that the wood is grown in the USA.
Why no stain options?
As a company, we believe in wood's natural grain and ever-changing tonality. While stains can deliver a more consistent tonality, they often come with synthetic additives, VOCs, and chemicals we prefer not to use. Secondly, stains inhibit the natural ease of repairing dings and dents, because they are hard to replicate or match decades from their application.
Is there a difference between "Walnut" and "Black Walnut"?
The short answer is often no. Black Walnut is America's walnut tree - if your furniture is made in the USA from "Walnut" then it is likely American Black Walnut. American Black Walnut has a richer, slightly darker tone than European walnut and was a prized export for furniture makers in Europe.
How do you ship your products?
We currently ship all of our products via UPS ground, free for our customers.
How does repair actually work?
We maintain a parts library for all of our products. If we run out of a part, we retain the file CAD and are able to recreate it.