Mosswood turns locally sourced and reclaimed timber into strange, beautiful objects—drawn first, shaped by hand, and made to live with you for generations.
We seek fallen, reclaimed, and local timber, then design around the grain, knots, curves, and weather that make it singular.
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The process is part of the piece
From concept drawing to final carving, the transformation is documented rather than hidden behind factory polish.
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Built slowly, described clearly
Small batches, honest material notes, and realistic lead times—so you know what was made, where it came from, and when it will arrive.
Objects for a lived-in world
Begin with a small wonder. Live with an heirloom.
One-of-one · $1,500–$5,000+
Hero pieces with a name and a history.
Dining tables, desks, cabinets, built-ins, and commissions conceived like physical worldbuilding. Every major piece begins as concept art and responds to the wood in front of us.
Stools, side tables, curved shelves, benches, plant cabinets, and record stands—functional forms with an untamed edge.
Small objects · $40–$150
A little piece of the forest.
Carved mushrooms, trays, candle holders, hooks, bookends, tiny shelves, and plant displays made in compact seasonal runs.
From sketchbook to home
Follow the transformation.
A neglected slab becomes a drawing. The drawing becomes joinery, curves, and carved detail. The finished object carries every stage forward instead of sanding the story away.
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Find the wood
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Draw the object
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Shape it by hand
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Name its story
Bring home something uncommon
Find the piece that already feels like folklore.
Explore current small-batch objects and singular furniture from the Mosswood workshop.