When the character and appearance of the wood at hand spark an idea, there arises a need to shape that thought into a product.
Each piece is born on nature’s terms;
in the rhythm of what is available,
only as much as the forest offers.
A refined space for your home’s most treasured and beloved items.
Crafted from the most intriguing local woods, such as rowan, oak, maple, or elm, each cabinet tells a unique story of origin and care.
Wooden clocks that show, and withstand time
Each clock features hand-selected, striking sections of wood: shimmering grain, burled textures, rich colors serving as unique backdrops for the hands, ranging from subtle to wildly expressive.
Time flows silently, powered by a Junghans movement, with black or gold hands chosen to complement each clock’s individual character.
Woodturning is a time-honored craft technique that makes use of even the smallest and most distinctive pieces of wood.
Each hand-turned object is a unique expression of nature’s character and the maker’s skill.
Creating unnecessary objects is unnecessary. When developing new products, our goal is always the same: to make only what is needed; practical, durable, and beautiful.
The most successful ideas are often worth producing in larger batches, but we’re happy to explore individual requests when possible.
If you have a product in mind that you’d like us to create, feel free to get in touch using the button below.
Cutting Board is a traditional carpentry product, also featured in Tyvi’s collection. The core idea is to make use of small pieces of wood left over from other projects.
KOTIPIHA Cutting Board
This board features a spectrum of domestic hardwoods, all of which can be found in local yards. Oak, ash, birch, apple, rowan, and more.
PURO Cutting Board
A board with natural edges, shaped by the forms of nature itself. Made from locally sourced woods, typically oak, birch, or rowan.
Salad Servers
Delicate yet durable, these salad servers are crafted using modern techniques that bring out the best qualities of hard, resilient woods. The result is a beautiful, lightweight set of servers.
Materials include local hardwoods such as rowan, elm, and walnut.
