We'd like to improve our relationship with material goods. The world has designed itself into a corner with plastic and thrice removed working conditions.  Everything is an infinite scrolling feed now, accelerating waste culture in every way. Our material possessions should be made better, last longer, and mean more to us. The world is in a bad place, and we'd like to move the needle toward change for the better, and hardwood is the perfect medium.

Anything that can be, should be made from wood. Our addiction to injection molding profits has killed our need to repair, our collective consumer attitude, and our need to support skillful craft. But we're embracing it. The care, time, and skills required to craft fine wood goods inherently impacts what we design and make. Fine woodworking is slow, and if you couldn’t tell; we think that’s kinda the point. Plenty of time to ensure we’re responsibly turning raw materials into something valuable.

Wood is an ancient carbon capture technology. When you make something from wood, the carbon is stored inside for as long as the product exists. People have been building sustainable goods from it forever, but lately it's a dying medium for products. We're changing that!

Brent started Biglow Woodcraft in 2015 to make everything he could from sustainable material and pursue his own need to create. He rented the back of an upholstery shop which turned out to be the perfect starting point. With access to proper machinery and a constant stream of luxury furniture, it laid the groundwork for the future of his business.

Biglow Woodcraft has since grown like a forest from one Brent to a team of seven people. A people forest. We operate out of our own shop, with our own big machines, and we make our own fine products now.