These pieces are made from natural Appalachian materials and shaped with the balance and proportion of Classical design.

They’re built to last but do best in sheltered spaces — on a porch, or in a pavilion, terrace, or sunroom. They are not intended for open-air use.

Each planter box is lined with galvanized steel and set on exterior-grade caster wheels, making them durable and easy to move around when placed properly.

The steel interior of the containers fit either a 7- or 20-gallon fabric grow bag— making it simple to swap seasonal plantings. 

When treated with the same consideration as the interiors of a place, outdoor areas extend the architecture of a home, creating outdoor “rooms” that function as true, livable square footage.

Trophy Planter
Greek Key
Blue Ridge Big Box
Medallion Panter Boxes
Daisy Cube
Monumental Obelisks
Daisy Planter
Pisgah Box
Medallion Ladies

Our products are built with a range of local Appalachian hardwoods—locust, rhododendron, and sugar maple among them.

Poplar bark, traditionally used as shingles on mountain homes, is harvested in spring and kiln-dried at over 160°F to prevent rot. I've repurposed it into planter boxes that carry the texture of the region into everyday use.

Locust is a rugged, rot-resistant wood with deep roots in local building traditions. You'll still see it lining the Blue Ridge Parkway in split-rail and zig-zag fences, weathered but standing strong.

Rhododendron brings a sculptural quality with its naturally twisted form and dense grain—ideal for railings and decorative details that feel rooted in the forest.

Sugar maple offers a clean, refined finish. Its strength and fine grain make it perfect for gates and trim where durability meets precision.

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