Why I Build Against the Current
On timber trafficking, disposable furniture, and what it means to know where the wood came from. By Anderson | April...
When Furniture Carries a Family Story: Reviving a Brass Bank Teller Gate from the Early 1900s
Now the same gate that once opened for bank customers opens during evenings with friends, family conversations, and celebrations. A piece of the early 1900s living quietly in the corner of their home, still doing what it always did…
Why Art and Individualism Matter Most in Hard Times
History shows us a pattern that repeats itself again and again: when times get hard, when economies slow, when uncertainty...
Interior Décor Starts With Purpose—And That’s Where Design Consultation Begins
Columbia hall table How many of you have a room in your house you want to turn into a home...
A One-of-One Studio Piece, Offered by Auction
This piece began as an experiment in restraint—how little material it takes to say something lasting. Set in solid walnut...
Creativity at a Human Pace
Creativity has always been international. Long before trends, algorithms, or mass production, people across the world shaped wood, metal, clay,...
Welcoming a New Collector
I’m excited to welcome a new collector to Anderson Woodworks. They’re new friends we met after moving to our new...
An Ode to the Makers
For those who work with their hands, heart, and mind There’s a quiet pulse in every workshop, studio, and garage....
Building a Teak Table That Will Outlast Us All
Craft, patience, and the beauty of real joinery. Every now and then a project comes across my bench that reminds...
Timeless Luxury: A Midcentury Modern Desk by Anderson Woodworks
There’s a quiet sophistication in true craftsmanship — that rare balance between design, material, and human touch. This midcentury modern...