One workshop, one queue. No showroom gloss.
Solid timber furniture, joined and finished in our own workshop, made for a few generations of family dinners.
Every piece leaves with its papers
Every piece that leaves the workshop carries its own stamp, recording the timber and month, and naming the maker. Have a look through the ones already sitting in someone's dining room.
American Oak · March 2026
Tasmanian Blackwood · January 2026
Reclaimed Ash · November 2025
Hoop Pine · October 2025
American Oak · August 2025
Reclaimed Ash · June 2025
Every board in this gallery started as a sketch on a Sunday morning, same as yours will.
Commissions
A single board becomes a family table, joined to outlast the kitchen it sits in.
Seating shaped for real dinners, built to take the weight of an argument or two.
Storage with joinery you can see, sized for the room you actually have.
Shelving and cabinetry fitted to your walls, measured and cut on site.
Timber & finishes on the bench right now
The slow way, on purpose
The person who mills your timber is the person who delivers your piece. The joinery stays with that same person, start to finish.
Every commission comes with a provenance card that lists the species, the yard, and the month it was cut.
Joined, not fastened, so a wobble or a scratch is an afternoon repair instead of a trip to landfill.
The bench behind the work
Fenwick & Grain started in a two-car garage with one lathe and a waitlist of neighbours. We kept it small on purpose: one queue, one maker per piece, and margin notes in the maker's own hand on every card that leaves the bench.
Asked at the bench
Most pieces take six to ten weeks from deposit to delivery, depending on timber and season. You get a real date at the quote stage.
Yes. We walk you through what's in the yard and talk over what suits your piece. Then we send photos of your actual board before anything is cut.
We crate and freight nationwide, and quote international freight on request. The same workshop that builds your piece builds the crate.
Changes are easy before the first cut. Once timber is milled we'll tell you plainly what's still possible and what isn't.
Start a commission
Send a photo, a sketch on the back of an envelope, or one sentence about the room. We reply with real timber options and a real timeline within two business days.
Prefer email? [email protected]
If you've read this far, you're probably picturing the piece already. Good. That's usually where a commission starts. Come tell us about it.
written in the workshop, most mornings