We take downed trees and transform them into functional art: coffee tables, charcuterie boards, serving trays, and more.

As a woodworker, I believe that every tree has a story waiting to be told. I enjoy taking trees that would have been left for salvage and transforming them into charcuterie boards, serving trays, and furniture that people can use and enjoy everyday. Each piece carries the story of the tree, bringing natural beauty and a touch of the wilderness into your home. Our creations aren’t just functional - they’re and opportunity to give nature a second life.

Repurpose: To give something a new use or function

Featured Products

Coffee Tables
End Tables
Charcuterie Boards
Console Table/Sofa Bar
Serving Trays

My Story: How I Got Started

Blue Ridge Woodcraft was started with one simple goal: Handcrafted art from nature. What started out as simple weekend projects, quickly evolved into a passion for crafting useful, as well as meaningful works of art. My boards aren’t crafted just for display, they are made to be used. They’re made for family re unions, holiday get togethers, and everyday use. As much as these boards are beautiful, they are conversation starters. Every piece is designed, crafted, and finished locally by me. Each board highlights the natural grain and character of the wood, making every piece truly one of a kind.

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  • One Maker, One Shop

    Every piece is handcrafted start to finish by me, ensuring quality craftsmanship and passion behind each product. Although products might have evolved, they still have one thing in common: dedication to preserving nature in unique ways.

  • Natures Design, Your Home

    Each and every board enhances the wood’s natural grain, shape, and character, making every piece truly one of a kind. They bring a touch of natural elegance to any gathering or meal.

  • Not Just a Board, a Conversation Starter

    Woodwork isn’t just supposed to be practical, it’s meant to character and beauty in the material itself. Each piece tells a story, highlighting the natural grain, textures, and imperfections that make wood tell a story.