Help customers discover extraordinary pieces while keeping our constantly changing warehouse visually compelling, organized and ready to sell.

This is an active sales-floor position—not a desk job. Responsibilities include welcoming and assisting customers, learning our extensive inventory, helping with purchasing decisions, creating and refreshing displays, pricing and tagging merchandise, restocking and organizing, and helping move furniture and accessories safely.

A strong fit for someone who:

• Genuinely enjoys talking with customers and helping them find the right piece
• Has a good eye for furniture, interiors, display or visual merchandising
• Is proactive, observant and comfortable finding the next task without waiting to be asked
• Can balance warm customer service with sales awareness
• Is organized, dependable and willing to work physically throughout the day
• Enjoys being part of a small team where everyone contributes

Learn and contribute across our custom-furniture workshop while developing broader fabrication skills through real projects.

Responsibilities may include sanding, finishing, staining, cutting and preparing wood; using shop tools and fabrication equipment; assisting with furniture assembly and repairs; preparing pieces for delivery; loading and unloading; packing and shipping; receiving inventory; organizing materials and tools; and maintaining a safe, productive work area. The work also involves using dollies and other material-handling equipment to move furniture, slabs and inventory safely.

Minimum experience: At least three years of prior hands-on experience in construction, a workshop, metalwork, woodworking, general repairs or a closely related field.

You do not need to be an accomplished furniture maker. You do need to be mechanically capable, comfortable with tools, able to follow instructions carefully and eager to learn.

A strong fit for someone who:

• Takes pride in careful, high-quality work
• Understands basic tools, materials, measurements and shop safety
• Is physically capable of lifting and handling furniture and materials
• Is comfortable learning to use fabrication and material-handling equipment safely
• Is reliable, practical and willing to learn from experienced fabricators
• Can work in a real warehouse and workshop environment that may be hot, dusty and physically demanding
• Works well with a team and takes care of tools, materials and finished pieces

Forklift experience is helpful, but not required.

Poduction-support position working directly with fabrication and custom sales manager, and  multi task.  

You will follow custom and in stock orders through every stage of production, communicate order requirements and priorities to the fabrication team, monitor progress, organize materials and supplies, check completed work for quality and accuracy, and help resolve anything that could delay an order. The role also includes keeping production information current, making sure needed supplies are available and taking care of the many practical details required to move each project from approved order to successful completion.

A strong fit for someone who:

• Is exceptionally organized and able to track multiple custom orders at different stages
• Communicates clearly and works effectively with fabricators and management
• Pays close attention to measurements, finishes, materials, deadlines and order details
• Can identify missing information, supplies or unfinished work before they become problems
• Takes ownership of follow-through, organization and quality control
• Has practical knowledge of furniture, construction, production or fabrication
• Is resourceful, hands-on and willing to take care of whatever needs to get done