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Shop our handcrafted furniture in timeless New England furniture styles in a palette of pure color drawn from Maine’s forests and mountains, saltwater farms and cottage gardens, and sandy beaches and rocky coast.
- Our Farmhouse Furniture Collection
Maine Woodworks handmade farmhouse furniture is refined,...
- About Our Handcrafted Furniture
Our made to order furniture is bench crafted, one piece at a...
- Our Farmhouse Furniture Collection
Explore two floors and nearly 10,000 square feet of bedrooms, living rooms, dining tables and chairs, and accent pieces crafted from native hardwoods such as cherry, maple, and oak. We stock plenty of classic pine furniture too, carefully prefinished or ready for paint/stain.
Chilton is a Maine-based furniture brand offering a modern take on traditional New England furniture. We work closely with small, independent workshops to produce our designs. We celebrate simplicity in design and believe in the power of wood furniture to add warmth and texture to any home.
Shawn creates heirloom pieces from the finest hardwood and brass hardware, assembled with mortise and tenon joinery with dovetails throughout, a time-tested method that creates furniture that is not only beautiful to behold but extremely durable.
Maine Woodworks handmade farmhouse furniture is refined, resilient, and ready to welcome generations of family and friends. Explore our newest collection and see why coastal farmhouse furniture is more than a style.
From one of a kind and made to order custom creations, to a variety of limited production furniture, every piece is designed to the highest artistic and functional standards, and impeccably handmade using the most beautiful and carefully selected hardwoods.
Our made to order furniture is bench crafted, one piece at a time, to your exact specifications. Choose your panel, leg and hardware. Request modified dimensions on some pieces to fit your unique spaces. Best of all, immerse yourself in a palette of pure color drawn from Maine’s natural landscapes.
