We cut joints you're meant to see.
Every table, bench, and chair leaving our workshop on the Ångerman River is joined by hand — finger-joints, through-tenons, and dovetails, cut in FSC-certified pine and oak. No screws. No hidden glue seams. The joint is the ornament.
Pine and oak, never further than 40 kilometres away.
We buy standing timber from three FSC-certified forests along the Ångerman valley and air-dry every board for a minimum of eighteen months in our open-sided timber shed before it touches a saw. Slow drying means less movement, tighter joints, and furniture that still closes flush a decade on.
- Slow-grown Norway pine and Ångermanland oak, FSC 100% certified
- 18-month minimum air-drying before milling
- Offcuts become cutting boards, sawdust heats the workshop kiln
The finger-joint is our signature, not a manufacturing detail.
Most furniture hides its joints under veneer or dowels. We cut ours proud and leave them exposed — a row of interlocking fingers at every corner, a wedged through-tenon at every leg. It takes four times longer than a biscuit joiner. It also means the piece can be taken apart, re-glued, and handed to a grandchild instead of a landfill.
This season's pieces
Every piece is made to order and stamped with the joiner's initials and the felling year of its timber.
Ådalen Dining Table Oak
Wedged through-tenon legs, 220 × 95 cm, seats eight.
Fjäll Lounge Chair Pine
Half-blind dovetail arms, wool-and-linen seat pad.
Storsjön Sideboard Oak
Finger-joint drawers, brass-free wooden pulls.
Kajen Hall Bench Pine
Sliding dovetail stretcher, 120 cm, no fasteners.
Backe Stool Pine
Wedged tusk-tenon legs, stackable two-high.
Läsa Wall Shelf Oak
Through-dovetail ends, 90 cm, wall-mounted.
Elin Sandström
Founder & head joiner, Furu Workshop since 1998
"I trained under my grandfather, who wouldn't let a table leave the shed until you could see daylight through the gaps in a poorly cut joint — and there weren't any. Everything we build still passes that test. If a joint needs paint or putty to look finished, it isn't finished."
From tables still standing
"Eleven years of daily dinners, two house moves, and the finger-joints on our Ådalen table still close without a gap. It looks better now than the day it arrived."
Karin Berg
Ådalen Dining Table, purchased 2015
"Ordered the Kajen bench for a narrow hallway that needed exact dimensions. Elin emailed three times to confirm the joint direction before cutting."
Mira Olsen
Kajen Hall Bench
"The sideboard drawers still run smooth in a damp coastal flat. No swelling, no sticking — the wood was properly dried before it ever saw a saw."
Johan Ek
Storsjön Sideboard
Living with unfinished wood
We finish every surface with raw linseed oil, not lacquer, so scratches sand out and the wood keeps breathing. Here's what that means day to day.
Questions before you order
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Made to order in Ådalen, delivered across the Nordics and EU.