About
A Maker for Makers
Mission over Money
I like to say I am a "Maker for Makers". I am not looking to make huge profits, or turn into a major production shop.
I am looking to simply enjoy and refine my craft and share the benefits of craft with others.
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I enjoy having my products be both functional and beautiful but also have meaning and substance.
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I invite you to join in the journey however that fits you:
If you are a woodworker and want to chat, reach out, I would love that.
If you want to learn woodworking, I would love to share my journey and knowledge and help you on yours -- see classes.
If you are a Scandinavian design enthusiast, awesome, would love to chat with you too.
I am looking to simply enjoy and refine my craft and share the benefits of craft with others.
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I enjoy having my products be both functional and beautiful but also have meaning and substance.
---
I invite you to join in the journey however that fits you:
If you are a woodworker and want to chat, reach out, I would love that.
If you want to learn woodworking, I would love to share my journey and knowledge and help you on yours -- see classes.
If you are a Scandinavian design enthusiast, awesome, would love to chat with you too.
If you are interested in purchasing, I feel honored, please see the link below or reach out.
| Meet the Maker The beginnings: I started Woolly Furniture with the goal of creating furniture, that will inspire the people around them towards beauty and community. At that time, only had rough construction experience, and a hope to learn how to build furniture. Design Style: I have a special interest in Danish/Scandinavian design (it is my heritage after all). I have been inspired by the line work of Arne Vodder, Victor Wilkins, Adrian Pearsall, Dieter Rams, and others. My Mantra: I believe that the ability to take something that is only in the mind and make it into art, literature, or simply a tangible good, is a gift. Crafting is something that is important to humanity and should be given the proper time and space. About me: I live in Fort Collins, CO with my two kids. I enjoy playing with my kids, gardening, philosophy, I want to be a deep reader (but that rarely happens), and I enjoy learning about pretty much anything. |
FAQs
Currently, because of the size of the company and the nature of the work, I do not accept returns. That said, I genuinely want what is right, good, and fair. So reach out and let me know your situation.
All furniture has a limited 1-year warranty and covers issues dealing with improper craftsmanship or materials under normal use and maintenance. Return shipping for repair is not covered under this policy. If you have a warranty issue, please reach out.
All furniture has a limited 1-year warranty and covers issues dealing with improper craftsmanship or materials under normal use and maintenance. Return shipping for repair is not covered under this policy. If you have a warranty issue, please reach out.
Yes, I take a few new or custom designs each year. I work along side you to design a new product line of which you receive the first build of the line. If that is of interest please reach out to nate@woollyfurniture.com or the contact form.
Yes, I ship within the continental United States. The rates that you see are what it typically costs me to ship.
Build time on current product lines can be between 6 to12 weeks.
I only ship to the continental united states and typically I can ship an already-made product out in 2-3 weeks, there is about 1-2 week in transportation time.
Local pick-up can happen usually within a week.
Custom Orders or determined once the design process is finalized. This can be anywhere from 6weeks to 6 months.
I only ship to the continental united states and typically I can ship an already-made product out in 2-3 weeks, there is about 1-2 week in transportation time.
Local pick-up can happen usually within a week.
Custom Orders or determined once the design process is finalized. This can be anywhere from 6weeks to 6 months.
For Cleaning: Typically a water and mild soap solution, with a soft nonabrasive pad works the best. I would stay away from any heavy cleaners or abrasives
For Touch Up: It depends on the piece and the wood, so always feel free to reach out. Generally, I frequently use a Hard Wax finish called Osmo, and touch ups are super simple
For Touch Up: It depends on the piece and the wood, so always feel free to reach out. Generally, I frequently use a Hard Wax finish called Osmo, and touch ups are super simple
All of the furniture is designed in-house by me (Nate Lamb). All designs are original, though like everything we are a product of our environment and I study a lot of different Scandinavian designers. 😀
You are truly supporting small businesses when purchasing from me -- it is just me :). I working out of my 4 car garage. So thank you!