At only 65 inches high, this cabinet is not as tall as most hutches, so we named it after the Orkney Island archeological site that consists of 5,000-year-old houses that were occupied by very short people.

When Terry Hanover creates a Glasgow Rose Writing Desk, it’s a hands-on affair — hand-cut dovetails, leaded glass, hand-crafted wooden drawer guides, and character wood carefully selected to showcase the natural beauty of domestic cherry. Though the desk has evolved through many versions, its name pays homage to the home city of Scottish architect, Charles Renee Mackintosh, whose work influenced its design.
As shown: 54" wide x 28" deep x 38" high, $2,900.00 Custom-made in other sizes and with hand-carved detailing.

The Randalay Sideboard’s mullions echo styles of the 1930s, complemented by walnut inlays and hand-painted Motawi tiles. Arches on top and bottom soften the masculine lines.
As shown in quarter-sawn white oak: 84" wide x 20" deep x 46" high, $3,900.00.  Custom-made in other sizes and domestic hardwoods.

A study in understated elegance, these pieces combine function with form.   Black hammered metal drawer pulls and door handles.  We prefer The Flare in domestic black cherry with walnut inlays.

Reminiscent of the era of grand old lodges, these masculine pieces are often mistaken for antiques, and feature a quality of craftsmanship that is uncommon today.   Each oak leaf drawer pull is handcarved, as is the acorn motif on the backboard of the chest of drawers and bedposts. Nightstands, dressers and mirrors are also available in this style.  Terry selected quarter-sawn oak as the ideal wood to complement his Acorn series, however these pieces can be custom-made in other woods and sizes.  Contact us for pricing.  

This elegant piece borrows elements from the Art Nouveau movement.   Terry selected cherry as the ideal wood to complement the Nouveau Sideboard, however it can be custom-made in other woods and sizes.

Ideal storage for the casual setting.

Simply elegant with bamboo top and cherry base.

Bamboo is an exciting furniture medium for a number of reasons.

Bamboo is both beautiful and strong. Don't be fooled by its delicate, subtle grain. Bamboo is as strong as steel. And it doesn't shrink and swell with changes in humidity, as wood does.

Bamboo is eco-friendly. It grows quickly - six years to harvest, compared to 60 years for a hardwood tree. It thrives while stabilizing soil on steep, rocky slopes without the addition of pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers. When cut, bamboo does not need to be replanted; new culms grow directly from the existing root system. And it produces 35% more oxygen than a similar sized stand of trees.

Not all bamboos are created equal. Bamboo panels are made by laminating strips of bamboo together. Many bamboo laminates are made with toxic glues. Ours isn't. We use Plyboo™, which is LEED certified by the U.S. Green Building Council.