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Love the Wood  

Custom Wood Designs  + Hardwood Cutting Boards 

We are Woodworkers

Founder and Head Carpenter Matt Swanson began selling colorful hardwood cutting boards and barware at farmers markets more than a decade ago, driven by a love of wood, design, and community. Those boards turned out to be big, heavy business cards. The "OG" customers who bought them soon started asking for wood pieces for their homes, and a custom woodworking business grew alongside the retail line.

Today, BirchBarn Designs builds with the best hardwood we can source. From countertops and butcher block island tops to dining tables and other custom pieces, we make wood elements for homes and businesses alike. Our retail line of end grain and edge grain cutting boards are sold here on our online marketplace as well as in our store in Scituate, Ma. 

BirchBarn Designs is custom carpentry.

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See how natural grain and thoughtful design can transform a space

  • How It Started

    It all began with a cutting board and a desire to make cool stuff out of wood. As the boards gained popularity around the farmers market circuit, BirchBarn went from 300 sq. ft inside their garage to 3000 sq. ft of workshop + retail in a burdgeoning artisan enclave in Scituate's Greenbush neighborhood. 

  • How It's Going

    From cutting boards to bold wood designs for the home, BirchBarn is committed to constructing and designing products that celebrate the natural palette of wood and the longevity of lumber. 

Corporate and Board Member Gifts

Company Gifts

From 12 boards for the local realtor to 800 boards for Boston's beloved baseball team, we're ready to build gifts for your board members, clients, staff & more!

  • Bulk orders start at 12 items (no upper limit!)
  • Artisan crafted & branded with your custom logo
  • Available as a "drop ship" option for ongoing client or closing gifts

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