We build custom wood furniture handcrafted from premium hardwoods and American steel. Whether you're looking for a one-of-a-kind dining table, custom bedroom furniture, office furniture, or a piece designed from scratch, we'll build it specifically for your home.
Every piece of custom solid wood furniture we build is made specifically for the customer who orders it. Choose from solid hardwoods including white oak, walnut, cherry, maple and hickory, plus reclaimed barnwood tables and live edge furniture built from one-of-a-kind slabs. Customize the size, wood species, finish, base style and details so your furniture fits your home perfectly instead of forcing your home to fit standard furniture.
What We Build
Live edge and barnwood are our specialty — not our limit
We're known for live edge and reclaimed barnwood furniture, but our solid hardwood furniture is built in whatever style suits your home — farmhouse, rustic, modern organic, industrial, traditional, transitional, coastal, Mission and Craftsman. From solid wood dining tables and epoxy tables to bedroom furniture sets, tell us the look you're after and we'll work in it.
Live Edge
One-of-a-kind slabs with the tree's natural edge left intact.
Reclaimed Barnwood
Authentic oak salvaged from historic American barns.
We build custom furniture for businesses too — restaurants, offices, and retail spaces. Take a look at our commercial projects.
Choose Your Wood
Why wood species matters
The same stain reads differently on every species — grain, hardness and natural color all change the result. Pick the wood first, then the finish, and compare wood types and finishes side by side.
Flat Sawn White Oak
Bold cathedral grain in warm, natural tones. Exceptionally durable — the most requested wood we build with.
Spalted Maple
Creamy blond wood laced with dark spalting lines — natural marbling no two slabs ever share.
Spalted Sycamore
Pale, luminous grain with ray fleck and soft spalting. Stunning with a clear or dolphy gray epoxy.
Other Species
Have something else in mind — oak, hickory, elm, wormy maple? Tell us and we'll source the slab.
Every piece below is custom furniture we designed and built for a real customer — tables, buffets, barn doors, shelves, mantels, benches, even a reclaimed wood litter box. Click any piece to see more like it.
No Standard Sizes Require
If it doesn't come in your size, we build it in your size
Oversized beds, round dining tablessized to your room, conference tables longer than any catalog offers, built-ins measured to an awkward wall — if you can describe it, we can make it happen. Tell us the dimensions you actually need.
Complete the customization inquiry form with as many details as you have — a photo, a room measurement, a Pinterest board, or just a rough idea.
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A design expert reaches out
We'll call or email to sort out the details and give you an accurate quote — walking you through wood types, finishes, and dimensions. Design from scratch, or adjust an existing piece.
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Well worth the wait
Skilled woodworkers build your handcrafted wood furniture to heirloom-quality standards. Custom furniture generally takes 8–18 weeks. You'll get an estimated window up front.
Near Perkiomenville, PA? Visit our 10,000 sq. ft. showroom to compare wood species and stains side by side, meet the designers who'll build your piece, and get in-store pricing on pickup orders.
Not local? We'll send extra photos or video of anything you're considering — or hop on FaceTime, Zoom or Google Meet and walk you through the details live.
Every custom furniture order starts with these choices — wood species, stain color, epoxy, and base style. Explore each set before you inquire, or let a designer narrow it down with you.
Where furniture is made determines how long it lasts. Here's what goes into every piece we build.
Amish Craftsmanship
Your piece is built by skilled Amish woodworkers, primarily in Ohio, using joinery techniques passed down through generations. No assembly line, no shortcuts — one craftsman sees a piece through.
American Hardwoods
Your piece is built by skilled Amish woodworkers, primarily in Ohio, using joinery techniques passed down through generations. No assembly line, no shortcuts — one craftsman sees a piece through.
American Steel
Bases, brackets and structural supports are fabricated from American steel and powder-coated to resist rust and chipping. The metal is built to the same standard as the wood.
Better Quality
Solid hardwood all the way through, never veneer over MDF or particle board. Nothing to swell, chip at the edges, or fail at a hidden core.
Supports Local Craftsmen
Every order keeps American woodworkers and metal fabricators working. You know who built your furniture and where it came from.
Built to Last Generations
Because the wood runs all the way through, a solid top can be sanded back and refinished decades from now. This is furniture you pass down, not replace.
Why Custom Furniture Is Worth It
Quality furniture is an investment
What if, instead of mass-produced furniture made from substandard materials, you got American-sourced, handcrafted pieces? And instead of shopping again in five years for something to tie you over, you got beautiful, customizable items future generations would be proud to own?
Each piece of solid wood furniture is handcrafted from hardwood and American steel by select woodworkers, built to heirloom quality — so you won't be replacing it because of a flawed design or shoddy workmanship. You'll be passing it down instead.
Heirloom-quality products made to last as long as the memories.
Your Custom Furniture Maker
A family business, since 2007
For the Smiths, a home has always meant an open door and laughter bubbling from around the table. Having a family-owned business that helps customers create that same kind of welcome had been Kerry's dream for a long time — so in 2007, when her boys were younger, Rustic Red Door launched, specializing in smaller handcrafted, Amish-made items.
As the boys grew, the business grew. Kerry's husband Shaun joined full-time in 2019, and his building and design expertise has been pivotal ever since.
everal years on, Kerry and her family still bring that spirit of welcome into each customer's home through heirloom-quality, American made wood furniture.
Custom wood furniture is built to order for one customer rather than mass-produced for inventory. You choose the size, wood species, finish, base style and details, so the piece fits your room and how you actually live — instead of adapting your home to whatever a showroom happens to stock.
What kind of furniture do you customize?
Almost everything on our site. Dining tables, chairs, buffets, hutches, benches, beds and more can be designed and built to your family's needs and style. Not sure if we do what you're after? Ask — we've also built live edge bar tops, barnwood trim, countertops, cabinetry, barnwood walls and commercial projects.
Do you charge a fee for design services?
No. We offer an initial complimentary 30-minute consultation by phone or video to help you decide what's right for your room. We'll weigh your space, your household, and how you actually live — so the piece works for you and lasts a lifetime. Call or text 610·672·6454to set one up.
How long does custom furniture take?
Custom furniture generally takes 8–18 weeks, depending on the piece. You'll get an estimated delivery window during your appointment, so there's time to plan your room around it.
What if I'm not sure what I want?
That's normal, and it's what we're here for. Bring your Pinterest boards or any inspiration you've saved, tell us your room size and how your family uses the space, and we'll work out the details together. Our Dining Table Guide answers a lot of the common questions, and the photo galleries are a good place to start narrowing things down.
Are table bases interchangeable?
Most of our hand-welded American steel bases are interchangeable depending on the table style, and our wooden bases pair with a wide range of tops. A designer can guide you to the right combination. Have an idea for a base we don't offer? We can probably make it.
How many people can sit at a table?
Tables can be built to seat whatever number you need. Dining height is approximately 30", and rectangular tops are typically 42"–48" wide.
48" – 60"6 people
72" – 84"8 people
96" – 108"10 people
120" – 144"12 people
Why do your prices seem higher than retail chains?
You get what you pay for. Each piece is handcrafted from top-quality solid wood and steel by select woodworkers, designed and built to heirloom quality. You won't find yourself buying another table because of a flawed design or shoddy workmanship — you'll pass this one down instead.
Where do you deliver?
We ship throughout the US. For larger items we prefer the lower 48, though we'll consider requests beyond that — Alaska and Hawaii are handled case by case. Local pickup at our warehouse comes with lower pricing.
How do I care for my wood furniture?
Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources, and aim for a stable climate — roughly 60–80°F and 30–60% humidity. Use placemats, trivets and coasters, dust with the grain using a soft cloth, and skip spray polishes. A damp cloth with a drop of detergent handles routine cleaning; dry the surface right after. Powder-coated steel wipes clean with a damp cloth.
What wood species do you offer?
Solid American hardwoods: white oak, walnut, cherry, maple, wormy maple, hickory and quartersawn oak, plus reclaimed barnwood salvaged from historic American barns and one-of-a-kind live edge slabs. Rustic grades are available on most species. See the Wood & Finish Guideto compare grain and color side by side, or order stain samples to see them in your own light.
Can I choose the wood species?
Yes — the wood is the first choice you make, and it changes everything that follows. The same stain reads differently on every species because grain, density and natural color all differ. If you're deciding between two, order samples of both; we'll also send photos of recent builds in the wood you're considering. Our designers will talk it through with you at no charge.
Is all of your furniture solid wood?
Yes. Every piece is built from solid hardwood all the way through — never veneer over MDF or particle board. Some pieces pair that wood with American steel for bases, brackets and structural supports.
Is solid wood better than veneer?
For furniture meant to last, yes. Veneer is a paper-thin slice of wood glued over particle board or MDF — it chips at the edges and swells if moisture reaches the core, and it can't be refinished because sanding goes straight through the surface layer. Solid hardwood has no core to fail, and a solid top can be sanded back and refinished decades from now. Scratches and everyday marks aren't permanent damage.
Is your furniture made in America?
Yes. Your piece is handcrafted by skilled Amish woodworkers, primarily in Ohio and sometimes Pennsylvania, from American hardwoods. Steel bases and hardware are fabricated in the United States as well. Nothing is imported or assembled overseas.
Can you customize dimensions?
Almost always. Length, width, height, seating capacity and extension leaves can all be adjusted, and we regularly build sizes no catalog offers — oversized beds, extra-long tables, built-ins measured to an awkward wall. Send us the dimensions you actually need and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.
Can you match furniture I already own?
Often, yes. Send photos of the piece along with any measurements and, if you can, a photo in natural daylight so we can read the color accurately. We'll tell you honestly how close we can get — an exact match depends on the wood species and how the original finish has aged, since wood darkens over time. Get in touch and we'll take a look.
Send us a photo, a measurement, or just a rough idea. A designer will come back with options and an accurate quote — and you're under no obligation to buy.
