Padauk is an exotic hardwood known for its fiery orange-red color and strength. Learn why I love it, how to care for it, and where it’s featured in our shop.

Teak is a golden tone tropical hardwood known for its durabilituy and natural oils. Learn why I love it, how to care for it, and where it’s featured in our shop.

Wenge is a bold African hardwood known for its deep brown to black tones. Learn why I love it, how to care for it, and where it’s featured in our shop.

Cherry wood is loved for its warm tones and fine grain. Learn why I love using Cherry, how to care for it, and where it's featured in our shop.

Handmade once meant simple tools and human touch. Today, machines and algorithms reshape that meaning. Let’s talk about what handmade means for the future.

Ebony is a very dense and fine-grained hardwood known for its deep black color. Ebony is finely textured and has a mirror finish when polished, making it valuable as an ornamental wood.

Walnut is a customer favorite for its deep tone and calm grain. I source most of my walnut locally and mill it with care, bringing out a smooth, satin finish. Below are my sourcing notes, the exact key traits I rely on, simple care, and how I use walnut in the shop.

Curly Maple’s rippling figure catches light like silk. It’s durable, takes a beautiful finish, and suits heirloom pieces you’ll use every day. Below I share how I source it responsibly, why I love working with it, key traits to know, simple care tips, and pieces you’ll find in my shop.

Whether you're a curious newcomer or a seasoned wood enthusiast, this blog is for anyone who wants to learn more about exotic hardwoods — the rare and remarkable species that bring warmth, character, and timeless beauty into the home.