David Stine selects every tree, mills every board and crafts each piece of furniture by hand. No two are alike.

David harvests much of his lumber from family forests that he stewards himself to ensure responsible sustainability. Once the trees are harvested, David mills the logs at his woodshop in Dow, Illinois. Design inspiration comes from the inner beauty of the wood itself, through the process of harvesting and sawing.

In addition to limited edition pieces in the portfolio, clients may custom order furniture to their exact specifications. When a client places an order, the boards are chosen and the design and craft process begins. All pieces are hand crafted using traditional methods of joinery and construction. Only environmentally safe finishes are used. Because no two trees and no two boards are alike, no two pieces of furniture are alike. Each is one-of-a-kind.

David's clients include architects, designers, decorators, restaurateurs and artists, including architect Hugh Newel Jacobsen, actor and director Chris Eigeman, writer and pundit Andrew Sullivan and Crate & Barrel owners Gordon and Carole Segal.

David Stine's work has been featured in Forbes Life, Architectural DC, design space, Mary Engelbreit's Home Companion, and St. Louis Magazine, where he was named one of the St. Louis-area's top-ten "green" entrepreneurs. He is a member of the American Craft Council, the Furniture Society, the St. Louis Craft Alliance and a founding member of the Sustainable Furniture Council.