High Falls Furniture Co.
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High Falls Furniture Co. produces a line of solid wood furniture that reflects the worn character of classic 1900s American farmhouse style antiques. The company moved from High Falls, NY, to Chester in 2005. Mitchell J. Rudman has been designing, building, and finishing custom furniture and cabinetry professionally since 2001.
Most of the furniture pieces are custom made to individual specifications. We use distressed paint finishes, reclaimed wood and metal patinas to provide unique design accents to virtually any form or function. Hand-hammered copper and zinc countertops can be incorporated into furniture or installed on custom cabinetry.
Antique wood reclaimed from industrial-era commercial barns and factories can make distinctive dining table tops or cabinets. The paint finishing process requires hand-applications of many paint layers using brushes and natural sponges. Many of our hand-finished pieces have been mistaken as genuine antique.
Most of the furniture pieces are custom made to individual specifications. We use distressed paint finishes, reclaimed wood and metal patinas to provide unique design accents to virtually any form or function. Hand-hammered copper and zinc countertops can be incorporated into furniture or installed on custom cabinetry.
Antique wood reclaimed from industrial-era commercial barns and factories can make distinctive dining table tops or cabinets. The paint finishing process requires hand-applications of many paint layers using brushes and natural sponges. Many of our hand-finished pieces have been mistaken as genuine antique.
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Mitchell Rudman
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