FAQ's
Please email Ric Geyer to start the process.
Our typical lead time is 4-6 weeks, but this can vary depending on the complexity and scope of the project. For larger or more intricate pieces, the lead time may be longer. We always strive to deliver exceptional craftsmanship within a reasonable timeframe, and we will provide you with an estimated delivery schedule upon order confirmation.
We pride ourselves on using high-quality materials that elevate the design and durability of our furniture. This includes repurposed and rare woods, performance specialty woods, various metals, and sometimes even reclaimed materials to add character and sustainability. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of the materials used.
The customer is responsible for the cost of freight and shipping. Once your custom piece is complete, we’ll arrange for safe and reliable delivery. We’ll provide an estimate for shipping costs based on the size, weight, and destination of the item. Our team ensures that every piece is carefully packed to minimize the risk of damage during transit.
Absolutely! We specialize in creating custom furniture that is tailored to your exact needs, whether it’s for a unique space, a specific function, or a particular style. We work closely with you throughout the design process to ensure the final piece is perfect for your vision and requirements. We love bringing your ideas to life!
Yes, we stand behind the quality of our work. Our furniture comes with a limited warranty covering any manufacturing defects. While our pieces are made to last, we also offer guidance on care and maintenance to ensure your furniture remains beautiful and functional for many years. For any concerns or repairs, simply contact us, and we’ll be happy to assist.
The answer is that every community has artists that are anxious to work in an environment that is conducive to their creativity. The issue is typically not how to increase cinema of Artists, it’s how to increase the artist’s market.
The answer is no, each of the four that I’ve built have been private businesses. The investment opportunity in these incubators is typically due to the increase in value of the neighborhood, the increase in tax receipts from that neighborhood, and the eventual resale of the property. In the meantime, we build arch communities. We help people and we do as much as we can to move people forward.
Answer, no, they are built to leverage the artistic talent that exists in the cities. Classes are often taught at the incubators, but the real value is in providing the art community with a central focus, and in helping people to understand the value of collaboration.
The answer is that we try to focus on helping people move to the next level much like a business incubator. In order to succeed, Artist and craftsman need not only central focus, and a place to work with their peers, but also help in marketing in logistics and in business operations. These incubators are intended to provide that assistance.
Answer, typically through Studio rentals and events. YouTube, our previous incubators has focused on different events, depending on the city in depending on the type of location.