Two makers,
one workshop,
240 pieces a year.
Started in a garage off Soundview Drive.
In 2025 we bought a 16-foot bench, a beat-up jointer, and a stack of reclaimed cedar from a barn coming down outside Olalla. We still have the same bench.
Cole was a furniture maker. Ana was a graphic designer who kept asking him to engrave things. We started selling at the Gig Harbor farmers' market on weekends, then opened the online shop a few months later. The shop has grown into a small business with one rule we've held onto since day one: every piece passes through both of our hands before it ships.
We don't have factories, contract makers, or warehouses. We have a workshop with two benches, four hardwoods, and a wall of small chisels. That's it — and that's exactly what we want it to stay.
From rough plank to your kitchen, in five steps.
Come say hi.
Saturdays, 10–4.
The workshop is open Saturdays from April through October. Bring your dog. We'll show you a piece in progress and put a kettle on.
last forever than 24,000 that don't.”