Sandtown started as a pile of discarded beams on a Habitat job site in West Baltimore. One of our founders was volunteering that day, and couldn't bring himself to put those dusty old boards in the dumpster. Just couldn’t do it. There was something about them that felt special, it wasn’t their time to go just yet. So he hauled them away, found a partner and a woodshop, and we started a furniture company. Eight years later, the team at Sandtown has proudly stamped our name into thousands of pieces of handmade furniture, no two the same. We have enjoyed lasting relationships with our customers, and we have earned a very good reputation. We’ve taken a few missteps, but none of them sunk the ship. We’ve learned and we’ve grown. But one thing hasn’t changed: we still marvel at the beauty of this old wood. Its strength and quality, the intricacy of its distinct grain pattern, the nicks and notches and other hard-earned marks of character. Indeed, this wood is very, very special.