A Legacy of Handmade Furniture in Colorado

The story of DKL Custom Furniture LLC is a classic Colorado tale, born not in a corporate boardroom, but within the sawdust-filled confines of a humble garage workshop. Our founder, driven by an innate passion for wood and a dissatisfaction with the disposable nature of modern furniture, began by crafting solid wood tables for close friends and family. Each piece was a labor of love, meticulously shaped by hand, where the focus was never on volume but on the soul and story embedded in every board, laying the foundational principles for our bespoke woodworking ethos.

As word-of-mouth spread throughout local communities, the demand for this unique, handmade furniture grew organically. What began as a solitary pursuit soon required a dedicated space and a team of like-minded artisans who shared the same commitment to quality and craftsmanship. The transition from a one-person operation to a established wood design shop was a natural evolution, fueled by a shared vision to create a sanctuary for clients who valued the narrative and artistry behind their furnishings.

This growth led us to our current home in Commerce City, where we established a fully-equipped studio capable of handling everything from intricate residential carpentry to large-scale commercial installations. Despite this expansion, we have fiercely guarded the intimate, collaborative spirit of our origins. Every project that enters our shop is still treated with the same personal care and attention to detail as those very first solid wood tables, ensuring that our core values remain intact even as our capabilities have broadened.

Today, our story continues to be written with every new client we partner with and every new design we bring to life. We honor our beginnings by maintaining a deep, hands-on connection to our work, from the raw lumber to the final wood finishing. Our journey from a garage to a respected name in Colorado's custom furniture scene is a constant reminder that great things are built not just with tools, but with passion, perseverance, and a profound respect for the craft.