One might say that we have sawdust in our veins. My great-great-grandfather was what we call a homesteader who built his own furniture from locally harvested wood. One of our favorite pieces is a handcrafted mountain laurel table that's been handed down to each generation in our family.

 

My grandfather went to trade school to become a shop teacher. While life got chaotic and he never taught in a school, he did pass his knowledge down to his children and grandchildren. He instilled in all of us a deep appreciation for creating something with our own two hands.

 

Time spent with friends and family in the wood shop builds lasting memories and special pieces we hope you'll pass down in your own families.

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If we haven't already made it, and you can think it, we can build it!

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-Derrick Hyde