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Rockport, Maine · Est. 1958

The atelier

One bench, a handful of makers, and twelve Mariner editions a year — built in sequence, never pulled from a warehouse.

Not a showroom

Harbor & Pine is not a showroom brand. Commissions are accepted in limited sequence each season, built by a small atelier, and delivered under white glove.

Lead times run 10–16 weeks. Your order portal follows every stage from milling to freight.

Hands of a woodworker using chisel and mallet at the bench

The sequence

Made for almost no one.

We accept a handful of commissions each season — one atelier, no retail floor.

  1. The Gallery Coffee Table in a curated living room

    Commission

    Choose your finish and grille, place a deposit, and take a numbered place in the build sequence.

  2. Brass tone controls and an illuminated VU meter on The Mariner console

    Built in sequence

    Ten to sixteen weeks on the bench — milled, joined, oiled, and inspected by the same few hands.

  3. White-glove delivery of a Harbor & Pine commission into a client home

    White glove

    Freighted crated, carried in, placed, and levelled — every stage tracked in your order portal.

The collection

Four pieces. One bench.

Every commission shares the same walnut, cane, and brass — whether it streams music or holds your library.

The Gallery Coffee Table with brass-capped legs and cane lower shelf
Circular brass drawer pull on The Tailored End Table
The Mariner’s belt-drive turntable under acrylic
The Modular Bookshelf System spanning a library wall
The Mariner console installed in a mid-century living room
In your room

Crated, carried, placed, and levelled — the room waits; we do the rest.

Begin a commission.

Choose a piece, take a place in the sequence, and let the atelier do the waiting for you.