Nothing makes a statement like a rustic desk built from natural wood slabs. The options are endless, from a simple writing desk to a massive executive rustic desk. At Littlebranch Farm, our rustic office desk features natural edge wood slabs and live edge wood native to the USA. Our custom furniture maker hand selects the wood and works closely with the client to design the perfect executive office desk. We offer the perfect office desk that awaits you at our studio because of our limitless designs and styles. Also, we use live edge wood native to the Pacific Northwest, USA. This wood is sourced from dead-standing trees or trees left behind by turn of the century loggers. By sourcing our material this way, we are helping with sustainability for future generations.
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Custom office desk
We believe an office decor that is warm and inviting increases productivity. A natural wood desk can do just that by using a wood slab in crafting a basic office desk or an executive desk. The natural wood invites the calm and stability of nature in the work environment. The natural beauty of wood has been the backbone of rustic furniture. But mid-century furniture designs with clean lines and natural wood slabs warm any home decor. Progressive craftsman-like George Nakashima highlighted the natural wood elements in his wood furniture.
Live edge wood executive desk
Although we design and craft spec office desks, we also build custom office desks and rustic furniture to meet clients’ specific needs. What is a rustic office desk? It’s a rustic desk built in a specific style with specific end-use must-haves in its functionality—options such as pen draw, power management, and more. Many of our custom designs are rustic desks. They feature live edge wood or solid wood slabs as the top. We also customize our rustic desk using stump, driftwood bases, or twisted juniper. Other options include filing cabinets or cabinets with drawers, doors, or any combination. We also offer a wood slab as a natural base option.
Custom rustic office furniture
- How to design a custom office desk?
The steps are simple. What is the size, and do you have a drawing? What is your budget? Yes, this is a big deal, as the cost does
vary between species and design options. - Where to find a live edge wood desk?
There are several custom furniture makers in the local area. Although, you must feel comfortable with that craftsman. Relationships and trust go a long way, but so does longevity.
- How to find a furniture maker to make my desk?
The best way of word of mouth, but one of the best, is to check the web for pictures via image search. Talk with the custom furniture maker and check reviews, and for plenty of questions. Such as how long they have been in business. What is the care after you have the custom wood furniture? Visit their studio if you can, but if not, do they show a strong social media presence with several studio pictures?
A custom standing desk with electric up and down and a live edge wood slab desktop.
Live edge wood desk
The executive desk is one of our most common styles. These are usually large desks crafted from highly figured wood slabs, complemented with a simple pen drawer. They will usually be supported by a twisted juniper, driftwood, or a root base. It is not just an executive desk but a functional art piece. A custom credenza or wood filing cabinet complements the rustic decor and gives extra storage. We design and build these to meet our client’s needs. We can build most wood filing cabinets and credenza with many design configurations. Whether it is a four-foot or a ten-foot executive desk, we can build it!
Wood slab office desk
We use live edge wood slabs native to the USA. Although we are not tree huggers, we do believe in being environmentally responsible. We try to source our material from trees and root systems on the forest floor or dead-standing trees. This leads to sustainability but can limit material supply. We mainly use Claro Walnut, old-growth Redwood burl, and Big Leaf Maple burl as our main wood species.
