The Joinery

We had a wonderful experience here from start to finish. After seeing their downtown showroom, we came here to finalize our order, see the work area, and choose our lumber. The customer service is excellent and the furniture is absolutely gorgeous. The prices are totally fair when you understand the craftsmanship and care put into each piece. We hope to order more from The Joinery in the future.

Ordered several items over the last dozen or so years, always enjoyed great service in the storefront and the craftsmanship and design in my house.
If you’re willing to wait a few weeks for your furniture, I’m not sure there’s a better place in Portland if you like furniture that’s Arts & Crafts/​Mission influenced.
The elephant in the room is the upfront cost of the furniture– yes, it’s expensive, but on the other hand, you aren’t likely to have to replace it due to wear and tear any time soon.

Our first visit to the store and we were blown away by the quality of the furniture. It is a bit on the pricey side, but hey you are getting heirloom quality furniture. If you want furniture that will last and you can pass down to your children this is the place for you. Many of the smaller items are pure eye candy. The boxes are so beautiful. We came home with a delicately balanced clock that is a work of art. Next time we need a piece of furniture, we won’t hesitate to revisit this wonderful store. And the staff are so helpful without being intrusive. Thanks for an A+++ shopping experience.

Horrible customer service! You would think that if you are trying to sell expensive amish furniture you would be helpful and listen to the customer, instead of making smart-@&$ comments. They guaranteed I will never spend a $ there and I will go out of my way to ensure people I know don’t either.
Watch out for the troll with short lopsided Lego hair.

The service, craftsmanship and quality are all outstanding. They know their stuff and make great heirloom furniture. We fully expect our kids and grandkids to fight over our Joinery purchases.

This is where you go if you want to keep your furiture for 20+ years.
Everything solidly built. You can get a custom peice built and they have a pretty great fabric selection.

I’ve been a loyal customer of The Joinery for over twenty years now — back then it was Marc and a few others in a small workshop. Most of the furniture in our house was built here and looks even more beautiful as time goes by. I fully expect these pieces to be handed down to my children at the right time. Their pieces may seem expensive but if you consider that with the proper care you will likely keep them for your lifetime and that they will last even longer, the prices are entirely reasonable. In hindsight, the pieces of furniture I’ve acquired from here are some of the best investments I’ve ever made.
Only a few of our pieces of furniture were acquired while we still lived in Portland. After we moved to California, we kept buying pieces of furniture as we could afford them and The Joinery would ship them to us. If you can’t afford a piece that you have your eye on right now, I would encourage you to save up for it till you can.
Recently, one of our sofas needed some minor repair work. They offered me several alternatives and in the end had one of their employees (who was vacationing nearby) come and fix it at my house. They refused to take any payment for this work. I haven’t heard of this level of customer support anywhere — I wish more companies would stand behind their work like this. As I understand it, each piece is built by a single person and is signed by that person. Their pride in their work is evident.
At a time when most of the stuff you can buy in the stores comes with low prices, low quality and is built to not last, The Joinery is refreshingly different. They fully deserve their success and I would encourage people whether from Portland or elsewhere to consider buying their furniture here.

It’s obvious that this place has the highest standards for materials and workmanship, no dispute there. This isn’t Crazy Bob’s furniture liquidators, the pieces they sell are truly meant to last a lifetime obviously, so I should see it as a lifetime investment I suppose. They are also entitled to charge a fair price for their gorgeous and sturdy pieces which no doubt take a ton of skill, time craftsmanship. Still I couldn’t help leaving this place somewhat stunned by the jaw dropping price tags.
I have in the past spent over 2k on a high quality dresser that I knew I would keep forever. Call me a rube but I had no idea of the kind of price point we were looking at here, $ 4500 dressers, $ 1500 night stands and you can fill in the blanks for the rest.
Bottom line, if I could I would, but I can’t.

Love love love their handmade, custom furniture. When my dad gave me a large amount of Western Black Walnut wood he had sawn on his own sawmill (he planed it too) … I wanted something special. The designers and builders at the Joinery worked alongside me to create our heirloom china hutch & dining room table. We later purchased a secretary desk to match.

This place has a lot of fine looking wood. Some of it (maybe a wooden piggy bank) can be purchased by someone kinda poor like me. It has a free box in the parking lot where I can occasionally find valuable scraps of wood.

The joinery made me the most beautiful countertop for my island out of sustainable walnut!

If I had an endless budget for adding quality pieces to my home this would be the only place I would need to go. I am currently saving my pennies for their pirouette end tables! They make all the pieces on site from certified, sustainable or reclaimed wood and you can choose from their large range of designs (from Mission to Shaker to Modern) or work with them to create your own. The showroom people really know their furniture and are always kind and welcoming when I come by to stalk my future purchases. They also have an awesome range of home accessories from companies like Roost, Dwell Studio and Jonathan Adler. Definitely worth the trip to Woodstock!

A little bit of Arts and Crafts right in the heart of Woodstock. This furniture/​home goods store is a haven for wood lovers. I recently visited it and was very impressed by the overall feel of the store, and their products.
While their pieces are expensive, they are all made right in the shop, you can even go up to the 2^nd floor to see the artists in action, and they are unique and special heirloom quality.
A special place for a special find.