Precision
A reveal is either 1/16th or it isn’t. We measure to the line and cut to the line — every time.

Est. 2014 · Rhinebeck, NY
Iron & Oak is a small carpentry studio building heirloom millwork, built-ins, cabinetry, and finish work — joined the old way, finished by eye.





Six services. One standard. Every piece is drawn, joined, and finished in our Hudson Valley shop.
Library walls, mudrooms, stair restorations, and finish work — each one drawn for the room it lives in.
We hand these six promises to every client at the first walk-through. They are what we measure the work against.
A reveal is either 1/16th or it isn’t. We measure to the line and cut to the line — every time.
Flat hourly billing, fixed bids, and weekly photo updates. You see what we see.
We were taught by old men in cold shops. The methods are slower because they last.
Solid stock, real joinery, hardware rated for 50,000 cycles. Built for the next owner.
Sand to 220, raise the grain, sand again. The finish is the work nobody sees.
FSC-certified lumber, reclaimed beams, low-VOC finishes. We leave a smaller pile of sawdust.

Ethan grew up sweeping sawdust in his grandfather’s shop in upstate New York — a one-man operation that built kitchens for farmhouses and barns for working families. He took over the bench in 2014 and renamed it Iron & Oak.
Today the studio is small by design: one master, two apprentices, one truck. Every project gets Ethan’s pencil on the drawings, his hand on the plane, and his eye on the final reveal.
“Ethan rebuilt our 1890 stair rail like a surgeon. You can’t tell where the old wood ends and the new begins.”
Margaret & David Holloway
Rhinebeck, NY · Restoration
We book one major commission a quarter. If your project is calling for real craftsmanship, let’s talk.