Media Kit - David Stine Woodworking

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Media Kit - David Stine Woodworking
Media Kit
David Stine Woodworking
Real. American. Furniture.
Established 1995
David Stine Woodworking epitomizes the sustainable spirit of traditional American
craftsmanship.
David is the fourth generation to steward his family’s land in rural Illinois, where he
sustainably harvests his own lumber, mills his own boards, and crafts every piece of
furniture by hand.
David’s design inspiration comes from the forest itself, by how and where the trees
grew. As he mills the boards and the inner beauty of the wood is revealed, he often
sees what he will build. Each piece of furniture is a testament to the beauty and
majesty of the tree from which it came.
David’s designs maximize the raw, natural, and singular beauty of the wood—graining,
knots, live edges, and all. Call it rural modernism or rustic sophistication, it is a style
that combines classic craftsmanship with raw beauty.
“My family grew these trees. I stewarded these trees. I sustainably harvested these
trees and milled these boards myself,” David says. “From them I create gorgeous, oneof-a-kind pieces of furniture. Responsible, traditional craftsmanship. That’s my art, and
that’s my life.”
David Stine Woodworking
American craftsmanship at its finest.
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Strawn Table
Lamb TABLE
Wells TABLE
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Stephanie BED
Michael BED
Ellis BED
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Amagansett TABLE
Ambrosia I
Jackson TABLE
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David Stine was born and raised on a dairy farm in rural Illinois, where he learned the art of
woodworking from his grandfather and father. David is a graduate of Penn State University
and holds a law degree from George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
He founded David Stine Woodworking in 1995 while a law student. He practiced law for
one year before devoting himself full time to furniture craftsmanship. In 2002, he moved
back to rural Dow, Illinois, 40 miles north of St. Louis, where he stewards his family’s
500 wooded acres and renovated an 1871 farmhouse and built a woodshop, kiln, studio,
sawmill, and drying sheds. Clients often travel to Dow to consult with David, walk the
woods, choose their boards, enjoy a hearty meal, and a day at the farm.
David’s award-winning work has been featured at the Architectural Digest Home Design
Show, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, Dwell On Design, the St. Louis Art
Show, the American Craft Council, Art Fair Jackson Hole, the Western Design Conference,
and more.
David Stine Woodworking
American craftsmanship at its finest.
For more information visit: www.stinewoodworking.com.
Media contact:
David Stine
618.954.8636
david@stinewoodworking.com
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