A foyer bench in cherry and curly maple. About 49 inches wide and about 38 inches tall.

Custom Mission Settle in quarter sawn white oak. Custom mixed dye stain with wipe on poly finish. Legs are "built up" of four pieces in order to display a quarter sawn face on all four sides. All pieces were carefully selected for their position on the piece with respect to grain and figure. Cushion material by client, produced by us. Chester is our modeling dog.

"Very Custom" Dining table and chairs. Allowed to be bold we produced this dramatic set for a continuing customer. The Garton Company also designed this home on Wisconsin's east coast. The woods are ash and black walnut. The chairs (6) are constructed in pairs. Cushions (by us) to match decor.

"Annedirondack" Chairs. A collaborative effort of Anne and The Garton Company.

Built of clear (no knots) cypress. Constructed with stainless steel hardware, and finished with a colored protectant to help maintain color. The ends of the legs that meet the ground are "potted" with marine epoxy to keep water damage away.

Very comfortable and we can personalize the front stretcher with your family name or cottage name or whatever.

Please feel free to email us about how to get one or more of these chairs or to ask questions about anything else you see on this blog.

Reduced dimension Morris chair and ottoman in quartersawn white oak. Cushion pattern picked by owner executed by Garton Co.

Bench with curly maple top and legs, cherry apron. Custom pad and pillows also by Garton Co.

Foyer chair in cherry and ash. Upholstery per customer, executed by us.

Pedestal table in bleached ash and quartersawn red oak with matching chairs (6).

Morris chair and ottoman in relcaimed douglas fir. Walnut details. Upholstery per client.

This is a Morris Chair photographed underconstruction. It's constructed of reclaimed Douglas Fir.