For Jonathan Jung, woodworking is about far more than building furniture – it’s about creating pieces with soul. Based on Whidbey Island, Jonathan blends global architectural influences, sculptural forms, and handcrafted details into one-of-a-kind sculptural furniture and interiors that feel deeply personal and unmistakably human. From bold curves and carved textures to thoughtfully selected natural finishes, every piece reflects his belief that great design should be both functional and full of life.

Brooklyn-based woodworker Milo Newman approaches every project like a puzzle – combining engineering precision with creative problem-solving to produce thoughtful, lasting design. From custom hardwood furniture to large-scale retail buildouts, his work reflects a deep respect for material, collaboration, and craftsmanship. Whether creating a complex mirror for artist Rafael Prieto or designing his own solid ash chandelier, Milo prioritizes durability, repairability, and natural finishes that allow wood to look and feel like wood.

Based in East Vancouver, Doug has spent the past four years crafting both commercial and residential pieces that invite closer inspection—pieces where the beauty is in the subtle curves, clever joinery, and natural finishes. From collaborating with interior designers and developers to building personal projects that evolve over time, Doug brings a deep respect for materials and a love for hands-on woodworking to everything he creates.

Jeff Stultz of Stultz Woodwork is a Santa Cruz–based furniture maker specializing in custom furniture and cabinetry. Practicing since 2012, his work is guided by a deep respect for material, space, and proportion, with a focus on creating pieces that age gracefully and feel at home in their surroundings. In this Maker Feature, Jeff shares his approach to finishing, the value of consistency in craft, and what continues to shape his work today.

London-based sculptural woodworker Ash Pales creates functional and artistic works shaped by her architectural background and hands-on material experimentation. In this Maker Feature, she shares how her design training influences her process, her connection to locally sourced timber, and what she’s currently exploring in her workshop.