The Collection
Each piece centers material, silhouette, and the small details that give hardwood its character in a room.
Pacific Dining Chair
Maple, walnut, and curly maple
Handcrafted chair with a gently curved back, crisp joinery, and a turned stretcher that softens the silhouette.
Piano Keys Table
White oak and Oregon black walnut
Coffee table with a rhythmic slatted top and turned legs that give the low profile a sense of lift.
Shaker Style Dresser
Alder, white oak, and Oregon black walnut
Casework piece with clean Shaker lines, framed drawers, and a balanced vertical rhythm that keeps the silhouette calm and grounded.
Scanda Writing Desk
Maple, beech, white oak, and walnut
Writing desk with two drawers, a fold-down pull-out tray, and brass hardware set against a spare Scandinavian frame.
Scanda Desk Chair
Beech, walnut, and white oak
Desk chair with a calm geometric stance, straight back, and structural stretcher that keeps the form visually spare.
Gorge Stool
Walnut, cherry, maple, and white oak
Compact stool with turned legs and classic rake-and-splay geometry that lets proportion and grain do the talking.
A body of work rooted in Pacific Northwest hardwoods
Erethworks is Geoff Ereth's ongoing studio practice: seating, tables, and casework shaped by local material, quiet geometry, and daily use.
In 2018 we discovered materials from Portland hazard trees that had been cut down, milled, and air-dried. The color and grain of those hardwoods opened the door to a deeper study of form, joinery, and comfort.
Each piece is made to live with people for a long time, with attention to proportion, tactile detail, and the natural character of the wood itself.