Amanda Yoder Studio is a Brooklyn-based, one-woman studio making natural wooden furniture and homewares by hand. Every piece starts as sustainably sourced North American hardwood and is finished using all-natural techniques — no synthetic stains, no shortcuts.
I'm Amanda. I trained for two years in furniture making outside of Asheville, North Carolina, learning traditional joinery and hand-finishing techniques before starting this studio. My work draws on both historic Western furniture design and contemporary form. I want each piece to feel just as at home in an 18th-century farmhouse as it does in a Brooklyn apartment today.
That's really the idea behind everything I make: drawing a line across generations. A well-made piece of wood furniture outlives trends and outlives us. It connects the people who use it to the people who made it, and to the material itself. I want my work to bring that sense of continuity into your home.
Every piece is made by hand, one at a time, using sustainable hardwoods and natural finishes. Built to last, and to be lived with.