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Our Mission It is our aim through the art of furniture making to share the immediacy of wood:
to make use of it as both a beautiful natural material and as a
building medium. We want our pieces to be well designed, without
sacrificing any of the function that a piece of furniture should
have. To us, design in wood means the blending of wood colors, patterns, surfaces, forms, repetition, and rhythms into an interesting, sometimes even thought-provoking piece. Dedication to Craft Furniture
makers have worked for centuries to refine their craft. Each
craftsman learning from the traditional techniques of their
forefathers. In our now global economy, the fine art of furniture
making has seen a dramatic decline in new artisans to carry on the
craft of quality furniture.
We feel that each piece that we make must honor the craftsman who
developed the techniques we use every day. We hand select each
piece of sustainably harvested hardwood lumber, to ensure strength and
quality of our furniture and our forests.
Our furniture is built using traditional mortise and tenon
joinery. This technique allows us to confidently offer a
guarantee for the lifetime of the original owner. Finish All furniture finished with Ruppel Design's unique hand-rubbed oil formulation,
blended to enhance the depth and richness of natural wood while
offering a durable water and stain resistant finish. Natural Patina
We use no stains or dyes on our furniture. We prefer to
allow the wood naturally darken over time. The natural color in
the wood reacts with the sun to create a color and depth unatainable
with unatural coloring techniques. |  "We hand select each piece of sustainably harvested hardwood lumber, to ensure strength and quality of our furniture and our forests. "  "We feel that each piece that we make must honor the craftsman who developed the techniques we use every day."  Mortise and Tenon |