144 individually machined mahogany panels, each tapered with a tongue and groove profile, assembled into a pair of dramatic conical porch ceilings for a New Jersey residence. Nearly a year in the making, here is how we did it.

Terrapin restaurant in Rhinebeck, NY needed a new bar top: 40 feet long, curved all around the room, in reclaimed oak to match their dining room. Here is how we measured, milled, laminated, and installed it.

A client brought us locally harvested ash and a vision: a 10-foot dining table with a tinted epoxy river running down the center. The project required precision joinery, a custom wood inlay, and over 12 gallons of epoxy. Here is how we built it.

Commissioning custom furniture can feel mysterious, but it doesn't have to be. Stephen Robin walks through every step of the process, from first conversation to delivery and installation, so you know exactly what to expect.

Mid-century modern furniture has outlasted every trend that tried to replace it. Stephen Robin, whose work has been shaped by masters like Nakashima and Maloof, reflects on why these design principles remain as vital as ever and what they mean for contemporary furniture making.

A great built-in bookcase doesn't just add storage. It changes the architecture of a room. Master woodworker Stephen Robin shares his principles for designing built-ins that look like they were born with the house.

Walnut, cherry, white oak, maple: the choice of wood species is the most important decision in building a custom dining table. Stephen Robin, with 60 years of experience, breaks down the options and what each wood means for your home.

Anyone can buy a kitchen. But a truly great kitchen, one that fits your space, your life, and your taste, can only be built. Stephen Robin has been designing and building custom kitchens in the Hudson Valley for decades. Here's what makes the difference.

At 87, Stephen Robin is still in his Woodstock workshop every day, designing, building, and finishing fine furniture by hand. We look back at six decades of craft, clients, and the philosophy that has made him one of the Hudson Valley's most celebrated furniture makers.