PKO Woodcrafters builds custom handmade furniture for homes, including farmhouse-style furniture, hardwood walnut tabletops, and other made-to-order wood furniture. Every project is built according to the customer's specifications.

No. We do not keep furniture in stock. Every custom furniture piece is built after an order is placed, allowing us to create something that matches your preferred size, style, and finish.

Yes. We build custom woodworking projects based on your ideas and requirements. Whether you have measurements, a reference photo, or a general concept, we are happy to discuss your project.

Yes. Since every piece is custom made, you can request the dimensions, color, and finish that work best for your home. We will review your preferences before building begins.

Material selection depends on the project. We also build hardwood walnut tabletops and will discuss wood options with you during the planning process to find the right fit for your furniture.

Simply contact PKO Woodcrafters by phone or complete our inquiry form with information about your project. We will review your request and get back to you to discuss the details and provide a quote.

We have more than 20 years of woodworking experience, beginning with cedar fences and expanding into cabinets, tables, sheds, and custom wood furniture. That experience helps us build pieces that are made with care and attention to detail.

Every project is designed and built by Paul Olson, owner of PKO Woodcrafters. As a family-owned woodworking shop in Graham, North Carolina, we take a personal approach to every custom order.

Yes. Because we focus on custom furniture, we are not limited to a catalog of pre-made pieces. If you have an idea for a dining table, farmhouse furniture, or another woodworking project, we would be happy to discuss it.

PKO Woodcrafters is based in Graham, North Carolina, and creates handmade custom furniture for customers looking for quality woodworking and made-to-order pieces. Contact us to tell us about your project and get started.