Furniture Makers & Woodworkers in North Carolina

Carolina Wood Products

Marshville, North Carolina

Carolina Wood Products operates from Marshville, North Carolina, where it has manufactured wood pallets and packaging since 1969. The company was founded by Robert and Frances Horne in nearby Peachland before moving to its current Marshville facility.

Blowing Rock Woodworks

Deep Gap, North Carolina

The company was founded in 2016 and specializes in handcrafted, custom-made live-edge and farmhouse-style tables. The shop produces dining tables, conference tables, coffee tables, headboards, and desks using live-edge slabs and reclaimed barn wood.

Carolina Farmstead

Snow Hill, North Carolina

Carolina Farmstead operates from a workshop in Snow Hill, North Carolina, in the eastern part of the state. The company was founded by Wayne Noble, the family patriarch, after a car accident during his sons' college years left Justin a paraplegic and Matt with a traumatic brain injury.

Klingspor's Woodworking Shop

Hickory, North Carolina

Klingspor's Woodworking Shop operates a retail location in Hickory, North Carolina, at 856 21st Street Drive SE. The business was founded in 1999 and serves as a specialty store for woodworking tools, supplies, and education.

Oak City Customs

Zebulon, North Carolina

Oak City Customs, founded in 2015, operates from Zebulon, North Carolina. The company manufactures all its custom furniture and fabrication at its facility there.

Walker Woodworking | Manufacturing Plant

Shelby, North Carolina20 employees

Walker Woodworking was founded in 2000 in Shelby, North Carolina, by Travis Walker, beginning as a hobby and growing into a team of skilled craftsmen building one-of-a-kind cabinets. The company operates a 75,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Shelby.

Carolina Custom Sawing & Lumber began operating in 2017 in Rougemont, North Carolina, a community in northern Durham County near the Orange and Person county lines. The sawmill serves the greater Triangle area, including Durham, Hillsborough, Chapel Hill, Roxboro, and Raleigh, and travels throughout North Carolina and parts of Virginia to provide mobile sawmilling services.

Carolina Wood Designs was established in 2005 by Michael Osucha in Belmont, North Carolina. Osucha, a general contractor by trade, brought nearly 25 years of experience as a woodworker and precision machinist to the venture, which began as an outlet for designing and building houses, furniture, and cabinetry.

LeNeave Woodworking Machinery & Supply traces its roots to 1957 when Marshall LeNeave, known as "Pop," opened a local hardware store in downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. The business has remained in the family for four generations and is now operated by Greg, Larry, Jeff, Kimiko, and Emi LeNeave from their location on South Tryon Street.

Manual Woodworkers & Weavers was founded in 1932 by Tom Oates in Hendersonville, North Carolina, amid the region's bustling textile industry. The privately owned company established itself in the mountains of western North Carolina as an innovative force in the gift and decorative accessories market.