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Rustic Shows
Gatherings and
Art Shows
that are rustic friendly
Books
Making Gypsy Willow Furniture by Bim Willow®
(paper back)
Making Willow Furniture
By Bim Willow®
Three Women Share their Art
Making Rustic Twig Furniture By
Bim Willow ®
Naturally Furnished
By Bim Willow®
So You Want to be a Rustic Furniture Maker?
Tips of the Trade by
Bim Willow®
a free E-book
Groups
Twig Furniture Group
Canadian Rustic Furniture Group
Workshops
Massachusetts Rustic Furniture Makers
CUSTOM RUSTIC FURNITURE
The quality of this furniture is revealed by the unique craftsmanship of New
England rustic furniture builders Don McAulay, Jr. and Don McAulay, Sr.
This father and son team work with homeowners, contractors, and interior
designers to create high quality rustic furnishings for restaurants, hotels,
offices, and private homes.
They take pride in their selective harvesting methods by using all portions of
the natural raw material, right down to the roots and bark.
Browse through the website and gather inspiration and ideas for your custom
pieces.
Make sure to sign the mailing list and receive information on new products and
specials.
Jeff Dreisbach 
Located
in Worthington Massachusetts, and pronounced "Rustic-FoR-Rest", we create
unique, decorative, solid wood, rustic furniture and accessories for your home
or office. Each piece is made of hand selected wood, that is carefully prepared
and assembled to assure a design that meets your specifications.
Peter Louison
plouison@digitas.com
Ron G Godin
Custom made signs for your camp or business Looking for
that unique gift? Or to show your appreciation for the time at the Lodge?
Hand crafted rustic signs, frames, lamps, benches and more made just for you by:
Susan Rioff I call what I do Rustica. I make little tables, planters, trellises, benches, and "the like", using discarded lumber, tree branches, broken furniture, and "found" objects (you know the drill). All the proceeds go to the Boston Minstrel Company, a group that brings music in a lively and participatory way to Boston area homeless shelters and to one of the state prisons. So far Rustica has sent the Minstrels almost $2000, from sales at craft fairs, to neighbors, friends, and by word-of-mouth.
