Since our founding in 1994, we’ve perfected the art of translating Tuscan design principles into custom furniture that suits modern American homes while preserving the authenticity that makes this style so captivating. The warm earth tones, weathered textures, and handcrafted details that define Tuscan interiors require meticulous attention to every element, from the selection of reclaimed woods to the application of hand-rubbed finishes that develop rich patinas over time.

Essential Elements of Tuscan Design

Creating authentic Tuscan elegance begins with understanding the fundamental materials that define this Mediterranean aesthetic. We source genuine materials including solid hardwoods like walnut, chestnut, and oak, which form the foundation of traditional Tuscan furniture. These woods are carefully selected for their grain patterns and natural imperfections that add character to each piece. Our showroom offers the results of experienced craftsmen, integrity of materials, and attention to detail that brings these elements together seamlessly.

The color palette plays an equally crucial role in achieving Tuscan authenticity. We work extensively with warm terracotta hues, deep olive greens, rich golds, and sun-baked oranges that reflect the natural landscape of the Italian countryside. When you specify the design, fabrics, textures, colors, size, shape, features, and more for your custom pieces, we guide you through selecting combinations that create harmonious spaces while maintaining the distinctive Mediterranean warmth that defines this style.

Crafting Your Custom Tuscan Pieces

Our process for creating custom Tuscan furniture combines traditional woodworking techniques with your personal vision to produce pieces that are uniquely yours. Each project begins with a custom design consultation that is complementary with the purchase of home furnishings, during which we explore your specific needs, space requirements, and aesthetic preferences. We discuss everything from the scale of dining tables to accommodate your family gatherings to the specific storage needs of armoires and sideboards.

The construction phase employs time-honored joinery methods including mortise-and-tenon joints and dovetailing, ensuring structural integrity that will last generations. Our craftsmen apply multiple layers of hand-rubbed stains and finishes, building depth and richness that machine-applied finishes simply cannot achieve. Iron hardware, often hand-forged with decorative scrollwork, adds authentic touches that complete the Old World aesthetic while providing modern functionality.