Sustainably-Sourced
Welcome, I'm Micah.
I’m a woodworker in Asheville, North Carolina. The community and landscape of western North Carolina is full of history, beauty, and inspiration. It’s important to me to capture some of that magic with sustainably sourced materials, both reclaimed and natural, shaping each find into something you’d be proud to display in your home. Most of my work utilizes scrap material from other shops in the region, pieces and materials from previously-loved items that would otherwise be trash, or incorporates something old into a reimagined build.
I design with affordability for the customer at the front of my mind; you shouldn’t have to spend an entire paycheck to have long-lasting, beautiful furniture. Utilizing a combination of up-cycling, reclamation, and strong design principles allows me to build more affordable, beautiful, pieces.
From functional credenzas and lamps, to flower presses and signs, each piece is an expression of unhinged curiosity and a love of sustainably-sourced materials.
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Regeneration Station
I’m incredibly delighted to be a vendor at the Regeneration Station. The booth is filled with original builds, up-cycled pieces, refurbished furniture and vintage radios, and quirky smalls. Click here to find out more about The Regeneration Station and for directions to their shop in Asheville, North Carolina.
Shop the Etsy Store
Click here to jump directly to Etsy, where you’ll find dozens of items to fit your budget, and style.
This credenza incorporates reclaimed oak cutoffs and repurposed metal machinist’s drawers found in Canton, North Carolina.
Refinished mid-century Lane coffee table.
One of my favorite ways to prevent classic pieces like this stereo console from being trashed is to update the hardware, refinish the top, and clean and de-corrode the electronics. This beaut started out rough and ended up shining.
This end table was constructed with one single pieces of ply using a kerf bending technique and reclaimed drawers.
Trim-Functional end table with reclaimed parts and pieces.
I wanted to design an affordable take on classic Lane end tables. A few days later, these twins had a solid coat of finish.
Custom end table with electronics shelf and vintage cabinet drawers.
“Jailbreak” media console.
This commissioned piece was one of my favorite build to date. The solid maple body and angled leg assembly are beautiful, and the Modern Builds inspired leather pull is the perfect detail for the drawer front.
This custom plant stand with is made of walnut and solid brass hardware. Check back soon for a link to purchase this beautiful plant stand for yourself!
Film reels into wall lamps? Don’t mind if I do.
This end table is made with reclaimed machinist’s drawers and scrap maple.
Turned walnut salt pinch bowl. Now available for purchase on Etsy.
This low-boy is a classic example of sustainable, affordable, design. Reclaimed pine is strong, not prone to warping over time, and is much easier on the pocketbook. You don’t have to spend an entire paycheck to have beautiful, functional, pieces in your home.
Custom LED nightlight light box lamps.
Tool box into a bluetooth speaker. This build was for my own shop.
Great little air plant hanger using lumber cutoffs. Nothing in my shop goes to waste.
Hand-turned walnut honey dipper. Click the Etsy link below to purchase!
This walnut and bent brass notepad is a beautiful addition to any office space. Visit the Etsy store for details on purchase.