Welcome to M2 Furniture Co.

We take pride in crafting bespoke furniture pieces that reflect your unique style and elevate your space. With a meticulous attention to detail and a passion for excellence, we handcraft each piece using only the finest materials and techniques. Check out some of our Favorite Designs.

What Makes Us Different??? Nothing Really....

We’re not here to say we’re “the best” — there are a lot of incredibly talented woodworkers in our region, and we’re proud to support many of them through our woodworking supply business, M2 Lumber.

What does set us apart is our unique combination of craftsmanship and technical expertise. With a background in engineering and manufacturing, we bring a deep understanding of material science and structural design to every project. This means we don’t just build beautiful furniture — we build pieces that are structurally sound, highly functional, and designed to last for generations.

One of the most meaningful services we offer is our Tree to Table process: we can take your own tree — whether it’s from your backyard or a property full of memories — and transform it into a truly personal piece of furniture. From milling and kiln drying to design and fabrication, we handle the entire journey in-house.

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Dining Tables

We make Dining Tables in a wide Variety of styles and sizes to meet many needs. Let us know which style you like and start your project today!

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Living Room Furniture

Whether it's a coffee table, sofa table, side table or book case...we can make the right piece for you in a style that meets your needs and budget. If you dont see something that is exactly what you're looking for, send us an email!

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Bedroom Furniture

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Office Furniture

Elevate your workspace with a beautiful and unique custom piece. Whether Epoxy/Resin or just the natural beauty of wood, we can help to make your next statement piece for your Office.

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Kitchen Furnishings

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How do I order??

  • Step 1: Find your Style

    First step is to find out what you like! What style? Wood species? What size? We have a whole page dedicated to helping you with that located here. You can also browse our designs for help in finding some very popular styles that we make.

  • Step 2: Contact Us!

    Yes we have lots of tables listed on our website, but everything we build is made to order. We highly recommend contacting us directly first to fine-tune your order, rather than simply clicking the "Buy Button"

  • Step 3: Anticipation

    Almost everything we build is made to order, so there is some waiting involved. But we will work hard to get your order to you as soon as possible. We can also offer hand delivery of your order when ready.

  • Step 4: Be Happy

    Enjoy the fruits of our labor with your beautiful new custom piece and be sure to tell all of your friends and family for a chance to earn some sweet rebates by helping us grow our business. Be sure to ask how to qualify when placing your order!
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How to Choose the Right Wood for your Furniture?

(We're Here to Help)

Below is a list of some of the most common wood species that are readily available in the Appalachians that are suitable hardwoods for most furniture builds. This is by no means an extensive list of all the options, but it is a good place to start to understand the variations.

 

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American Black Walnut

Description: A rich, dark hardwood prized for deep brown color and elegant grain that grows richer with age.

Pros: Luxurious appearance, durable, ages beautifully, works with many finishes.

Cons: More expensive.

 

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Maple (Hard & Soft)

Description: A lighter-toned wood (creamy white to pale tan) that warms to an amber tone over time.

Pros: Strong, affordable, versatile, smooth and consistent look.

Cons: Will amber with age—note if a cool/light tone is required.

 

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White Oak

Description: Timeless hardwood with light–medium brown tones and strong, straight grain.

Pros: Very durable, water-resistant, excellent for tables/floors, classic look.

Cons: Open-grained texture—if you want a super smooth feel, consider a tighter-grained species.

 

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Red Oak

Description: Common hardwood with light–medium tones and pronounced grain.

Pros: More affordable than other oaks, durable, widely available.

Cons: Open grain and often considered overused/less desirable than White Oak.

 

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Cherry

Description: Warm, reddish-brown hardwood that darkens beautifully with time and light.

Pros: Tight grain, strong and hard, easy to work, elegant aging.

Cons: Strong natural red tone—hard to avoid if a different color is desired.

 

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Hickory

Description: Striking contrast between light and dark grain; known for extreme strength.

Pros: Extremely hard and durable; great for heavy-use furniture.

Cons: Weight! Hickory is Very heavy.

 

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Ash

Description: Light-colored hardwood with straight, uniform grain; resembles oak but often more affordable.

Pros: Takes stain exceptionally well, strong yet workable, affordable.

Cons: Open-grained texture—if a smoother feel is preferred, you may want to avoid.

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