HUDSON WORKSHOP

European Craft.

American Design.

Sustainable Hardwoods.

Hand made in upstate New York

The beginning of great things.

The Hudson Highchair

A chair that pulls right up to the table, so your child can join in the family meal from day one. Approximately 6 months to 4 years

Quality Sustainable, local hardwoods, hand-picked for quality + character, solid wood joinery

Materials Maple, black-walnut, mix-medium, leather

Stains Natural, whitewash

DESIGN

We believe that simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication. Our minimalist pieces are inspired by the centuries-old tradition of hand-craftsmanship, wood joinery and focused design. Brought to life with contemporary shapes and modern practicality, our heirloom-quality pieces are crafted to compliment a design-savvy lifestyle, and persevere through generations.

SUSTAINABILITY

The Hudson Workshop uses only renewable hardwoods, harvested in upstate New York. We work with local artisans and resources closest to home, so that each piece is produced with minimal energy and without waste.

INTEGRITY + QUALITY

Each piece in our collection is designed and handmade with skill rooted in four generations of old world craftsmanship. Every piece of wood and leather is hand-inspected, and chosen for its quality and character. We put great heart into choosing wood that will last and age gracefully, creating finished products that we believe your children will cherish as much as you will.

Simplicity + Sophistication.

The Stump

The perfect, natural side table for any bed or couch

Quality Polished and treated to last a lifetime, and bring warmth and beauty to your home

Materials Naturally harvested wood, unique grain qualities, knots and nooks

ANDRÁS GIPP, Designer/Craftsman

Born in Hungary, András spent his childhood watching his father and grandfather sculpt with stone, and craft everything from beds to bowls with their hands. He fell in love with wood in the Bakony forest where he ran wild as a child, marveling at the warmth of this living medium. András later studied fine art woodworking and instrument making in Hungary and Vienna before venturing to New York City. After building sailboats, bass guitars and rebuilding hundreds of pianos for New York's elite musicians, András debuts his first line of furniture, reflecting his passion and precision for his craft.