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Designed for Comfort and Built to Last

Design Criteria

Stuff that works.  Stuff that holds up.

Guy Clark
Gary and Austin studying a curved table apron

For Comfort and Utility

  • Dining chairs in which anyone can sit for hours without feeling an edge, a flat, or an odd angle.
  • Rocking chairs in which a parent can rock for hours in the middle of the night and feel as softly enfolded as the infant in arms.
  • Dining tables and desks with room for legs, knees, and toes.
  • Cabinets, dining tables, and desks sized for their space and configured for their use.
  • The surface and edges of every piece of furniture provide a sensuous touch to all hands.

For Longevity

  • Joints appropriate to the load.
  • Respect for the technical specifications of the material.
  • Craftsmanship of the highest order.

For Beauty


For Efficiency and Safety


For Service

  • Build to the highest standards of beauty, construction, fit, and finish.
  • Communicate with respect and comprehension.
  • Sell for less than such artistry would suggest.
  • Deliver on time.