Atelier furniture · Est. Rockport, Maine
Furniture built for rooms that make history.
Walnut, woven cane, and brass — commissioned in vanishingly small editions for clients who never wait in line.
The collection
Four pieces. One language.
A closed series of architectural furniture — each piece made to order, never sitting in a warehouse.
Invisible modernity
1958 on the outside. This century underneath.
Lift the acrylic lid of The Mariner and a belt-drive turntable waits on a hand-oiled walnut plinth. Close it, and Bluetooth 5.0 streams through the woven cane grille while the brass VU meter keeps time by lamplight.
- Belt-drive turntable under acrylic
- Bluetooth 5.0, wired for nothing visible
- Illuminated analog VU meter
The atelier
Made for almost no one.
We accept a handful of commissions each season — twelve Mariner editions a year, one atelier, no retail floor.
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Commission
Choose your finish and grille, place a deposit, and take a numbered place in the build sequence.
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Built in sequence
Ten to sixteen weeks on the bench — milled, joined, oiled, and inspected by the same few hands.
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White glove
Freighted crated, carried in, placed, and levelled — every stage tracked in your order portal.
Materials
Walnut. Cane. Brass.
Three materials, chosen once, used everywhere — the Harbor & Pine signature.
Deep Walnut
Book-matched American black walnut veneer, oiled by hand until it holds the light.
Woven Cane
Natural cane mesh, stretched taut over speaker grilles and sliding doors — acoustically open, visually calm.
Antique Brass
Brushed brass ferrules, pulls, and bezels — the jewellery that ages instead of dating.
“It’s the first piece guests ask about, and the last one we would ever sell.”
Mariner edition No. 7 · Sag Harbor
Begin a commission.
Choose a piece, take a place in the sequence, and let the atelier do the waiting for you.