Tommy Mac Custom Furniture debuts furniture line for the public

Tommy MacDonald, former host of Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac on PBS, has debut his first signature collection of rockers, armchairs and kitchen stools – the Tommy Mac Collection – made from exotic hardwoods in his shop in Boston.

Custom-made furniture, where each piece is designed and built to order with the customer's unique style in mind. From stools and rocking chairs to chairs, couches, and more, the handcrafted pieces are tailored to fit specific needs and preferences. "We take pride in creating furniture that reflects your personal taste and complements your space, ensuring that every detail is perfect. Whether you’re looking for a timeless piece or something truly one-of-a-kind, our custom-made furniture offers the highest quality craftsmanship, made just for you."

Mission Style Loose Back Rocking Chair

This luxury, arts and crafts inspired, rocking chair was designed for beauty and comfort. The Loose Back Rocker has a deeper seat and a fluffy oversized back cushion. Named the Millie after Tommy’s mom honoring her love of rocking chair. “Some of my fondest memories growing up include a rocker. In particular, I remember on Christmas Eve my dad reading a Dickens classic “The Night Before Christmas” from a classic rocking chair, with all 9 of his kids sitting around listening intently. He did this every year.”

The rockers are built exclusively from sustainable North American hardwoods. Sequentially matched boards gives each rocker it’s own unique look and feel. Constructed with time tested traditional joinery and techniques, including through-mortise-and-tenon and bent laminated rockers. The chair cushions are crafted with a nine-spring eight-tie seat foundation and a plush down back cushion, both upholstered in the finest fabrics and leathers. 

“My hope is your new rocker will be part of fond family stories – just like mine.”

Kitchen Bar Stools
The studio stool was designed to be comfortable for everyone, elegant, and have a small footprint. They are handmade from responsibly grown and harvested hardwood, forested in the USA. A single board seat with a subtle curve for comfort, these stools are joined together with time-tested superior through mortise-wedged tenons. Under normal use and conditions, these stools are guaranteed not to fail. Available in hard maple and walnut as well as a special edition limited series designs like the Vintage American flag, Betsy Ross, and Fire Scorched Ash. All stools come with a signed and numbered certificate of Authenticity.

Arts & Crafts Style Loveseat
The Arts & Crafts style Loveseat is made exclusively from North American exotic hardwoods and handcrafted with traditional joinery. It’s built to last a lifetime. The seat boasts a box spring hand-tied foundation topped with a luxurious down cushion with a supportive foam core and a plush double battened down back. 

The cushions are  wrapped in fine Italian leather, suede, or fabric. Choose four cushions for a true loveseat look or two cushion to eliminate the seams and give the piece a bench like feel. The ultimate in comfort, function, and form, with arms wide enough to set a drink down on or a laptop. The back is fixed when in use but can fold forward for easy moving and storage. "This timeless design will elevate your space and add luxury comfort to your everyday seating," he said.

 

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