Handcrafted wooden furniture

Built by hand.Built to last.

War Wood is a Ukrainian workshop making premium furniture from solid timber and salvaged steel. Every table, dresser and chair is drawn for one room, cut once and finished by hand, so the piece that arrives carries warmth, weight and a history nobody else owns.

Solid hardwoodno veneer, no board
One of a kindnever repeated
Hand finishedoiled in the workshop
Made in Ukraine
Grenade table with skull chairs in the War Wood workshop
Solid timber dresser with open shelving
Made to order

Nothing is stocked and nothing is repeated. Your piece is drawn for your room.

Solid timber

Cut to show the grain rather than hide it, then oiled so it keeps darkening for years.

Salvage and steel

Armour plate, running gear and forged iron worked into furniture you can live with.

Workshop built

One team from the first sketch to the day it is carried through your door.

The work

Pieces with a past
and a long future

These are not catalogue items. Each one began as raw timber and salvaged metal on the workshop floor and ended as a piece somebody eats at, works at or passes down. Four of them below.

Grenade table with skull chairs
01 / Dining

Grenade Table with Skull Chairs

A full set built around a shell casing base, with carved chairs and a thick glazed top that lets the grain read straight through.

Table built on a tank running gear base
02 / Statement

Base of Tank Table

Road wheels and running gear taken off the scrap line, cleaned, blacked and topped with a single run of hardwood.

Helicopter shaped table under construction
03 / Sculptural

Helicopter Table

Shaped entirely from timber in the workshop, part furniture and part model, built up panel by panel before finishing.

Long dining table on forged iron legs
04 / Made to order

Custom Table

Your length, your timber, your finish, carried on forged ironwork. The piece that starts as a sketch on the workshop wall and ends in your room.

Custom furniture

Original designs,
made to order

Tell us the room and we design into it. We take the measurements, talk through how the piece will actually be used, then sketch until the proportions are right. You pick the timber from what is in the rack, you see the joinery before it is glued and you sign off the finish before it goes on.

  • Drawings and a fixed price before anything is cut.
  • Timber chosen with you, board by board.
  • Progress photos from the workshop as the piece goes together.
  • Hand finished, cured and delivered by the people who built it.
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Interior fitted out with War Wood furniture Fitted interior, built and installed

How it works

Four steps from
idea to delivery

No showroom, no middleman and no surprises at the end. Here is the whole process.

Step 01

Talk it through

You send the room, the rough size and anything you have seen that you like. We come back with questions and a direction, not a sales pitch.

Step 02

Sketch and quote

You get drawings, a timber proposal and a fixed price. Nothing goes on the saw until you are happy with all three.

Step 03

Build by hand

Joinery, shaping, metalwork and assembly all happen in one workshop, and photos come to you as the piece takes shape.

Step 04

Finish and deliver

Oiled or lacquered by hand, left to cure properly, then wrapped, delivered and set in place.

The material

Wood first, always

Steel and salvage give a piece its shock. The wood is what you actually live with. We work in solid hardwood rather than veneer over board, cut so the figure runs where the eye goes, and finish with oils that leave the surface open. It marks, it darkens, it picks up the room it stands in, and that is the point.

Furniture should be heavier than it looks, older every year, and impossible to mistake for anybody else's.

Commission

Tell us about
the room

Send the space, the rough size and anything you have seen that you like, a photo is plenty to start. We reply with ideas, timber options and a price. Commissions are taken in order, so the earlier you write, the sooner we can cut.

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