To say that we were honored to be featured in the Robb Report recently is an understatement.  But soon after I came down from the clouds, I realized that we must continue to work on our pricing.  I'd love to be able to offer our uniqe products to, well more folks like me.  People with average budgets that have an appreciation for fine design, sustainability and craftsmanship.  Stay tuned, we are working on it. 

Here's the article:

Eco-Friendly Rustic Furniture

September 05, 2011

Furniture craftsman Robin Wade believes in leaving well enough alone. He runs a “slow studio” in Florence, Ala., by which he means that each bench, chair, and table—whether console, coffee, dining, or conference—takes years to take form. Wade first salvages felled trees (mostly walnut) from a surrounding 60-mile radius, then seasons and kiln-dries their wood for two to three years before even starting to make a piece of furniture. Believing that the best kind of beauty is natural, he makes sure they are minimally carved and jointed. When completed, they are simply oiled, and no stain is used. Each piece is unique and made to order; there is no stock. Prices vary widely depending on the kind of wood, size, and complexity of construction, but they average between $10,000 and $50,000. (256.766.0049, www.robinwadefurniture.com)

—Jorge Arango