Custom Furniture Built for Life, and Designed for Your Story.

Handcrafted in Edmond, Oklahoma. Sustainably sourced. Guaranteed.

william graeber in his Edmond Oklahoma custom furniture workshop

Born and raised in Edmond, it all began for me in a wood shop class at Edmond North Mid High. That's where I first fell in love with power tools, saw dust, and all things woodworking. At the age of 19 I began building furniture, and by the age of 23 I was designing, building and repairing furniture for residential and commercial clients around the central Oklahoma area.

I opened my first custom furniture shop in Oklahoma City in 1996, designing and building mostly smaller pieces, and repairing and restoring furniture. In 1999 I moved back to Edmond and added custom cabinetry and built-ins to my lineup. In the years from 2000 to 2014 I took on every opportunity I could to learn and expand my skill sets. In 2015 I moved to our current location in North Edmond, and as word spread and popularity of the shop grew, so did my return to custom designed and one of a kind custom furniture.

Now 30 years after opening that first custom furniture shop, it's my great joy to still be designing and building custom dining tables and handcrafted furniture for the residents and businesses of Oklahoma City, Edmond and the surrounding Central Oklahoma area. Every piece with it's own unique style and story, and every piece designed to last a lifetime.

You shouldn’t have to settle for mass-produced furniture that wasn’t built for your home, or your climate. At Graeber Design, we believe furniture should be an investment in your family’s future. We combine the soul of traditional woodworking with modern design ethics to create pieces that don’t just fill a room, they define it.
— William Graeber
William Graeber downtown Oklahoma City standing on a handmade dining table in OKC

One of my favorite custom dining tables in downtown Oklahoma City

When you collaborate with us, your custom furniture isn’t rolling off an assembly line, it is individually engineered and built by hand right here in North Edmond. Our process is entirely collaborative and transparent, starting with a design consultation to determine the perfect dimensions, layout, and wood species for your home. We work exclusively with premium solid American hardwoods like Black Walnut and White Oak, selecting each board for its strength and grain character. Because we build specifically for the unique Oklahoma climate, every detail is engineered to ensure your table or cabinetry can withstand real family life for generations.

Combining over 30 years of professional craftsmanship with traditional joinery, we meticulously build each custom dining table and handcrafted piece of furniture using time honored techniques that allow the timber to expand and contract naturally. We expertly apply custom stains to perfectly match your aesthetic, followed by professional grade, commercial finishes that provide maximum protection against daily wear, spills, and washings without losing the wood's natural depth. Whether we are delivering across the Oklahoma City metro area, or it’s headed across the country, we ensure your one of a kind heirloom piece will be designed for its destination, and built to last a lifetime.

handcrafted walnut dining table made in Edmond for Oklahoma city home

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Custom Furniture Edmond & OKC, Bespoke Handmade Quality Furniture
Built for living. Guaranteed for life.

"We stand behind every piece we build. If you ever experience a flaw in the structure or finish, we’ll pick it up, repair it, and return it.
We build furniture to be passed down, not replaced."