This is hands down our most asked question - and YES, it's true, we do! Our studio floor is a fully functioning wood workshop, with a small portion reserved for showing & photography. Upstairs, you'll find our design office and order fulfillment zone.

We do of course source certain components from qualified vendors, such as LED electronics, furniture hardware, paints, and finishes.

All in all, we're always working with raw materials and components to create the final products that you see.

We carry limited show pieces in stock at our studio only. Please reach out by call, text, or email to inquire about specific pieces or to see examples of our finish quality.

Local Monterey Bay & San Francisco Bay Area customers are also eligible for our 21-Day Home Furniture Try-On Program. This program applies to our hardwood furniture collection pieces.

We will be making sample packs available soon of our (1) commonly used domestic hardwoods, and (2) Simple Stool painted baltic birch samples.

For now, please get in touch to request a pack!

Certain products are eligible for our 14-day Returns & Refunds Policy. Please review the details here.

We also offer a 21-day Home Trial to our Local Monterey Bay & San Francisco Bay Area customers. Customers are responsible for return costs, should they find it is not a fit, and will otherwise be refunded their purchase value. Products must be returned in original condition.

We take on a limited number of custom furniture projects each year. We welcome inspiration and goals! Please do not ask us to duplicate another designer's piece.

Due to the hands-on nature of this process, Custom Furniture Design starts at $1,000, tracked on an hourly basis. We end each design phase with a Fabrication Quote taking into consideration timeline, build techniques, materials, and overall value.

We take on a limited number of creative design consultation projects each year. These include personal, small business, large commercial, and nonprofit endeavors.

• Product Design: Physical Products, Digital Interfaces
• Industrial Design: Physical Product to Manufacturing
• Residential Interior Design: Space Planning, Mood Boards/Styling Recommendations
• Design Research: Sustainability, Market Direction, Product Materials, Future of Interiors
• Creative Strategy: Defining Goals & Constraints, Thematic Exploration, Visual Direction, Messaging