Creators of Custom Handmade Furniture & Architectural Features

Fusing a Vast Palette of Materials with a Mastery of Design & Technology

The hand of the artist is evident in every design that emerges from John Houshmand’s studio and workshop. Building on extensive world travel and a deep-rooted spiritual connection with the natural world, his career has been a journey of exploration and constant curiosity. After studying art history at Yale, John followed his polymath passion for sculpture, theater arts and music to New York City, where he coordinated high-profile architectural projects and became deeply immersed in the world of art and design.

It was inevitable that John would establish his own studio, a creative laboratory in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York. In 2003, a comprehensive woodworking facility with sawmills, fabrication, and finishing areas took shape, encompassing CAD workstations and state-of-the-art equipment for metalworking, assembly, and photography, and 950 acres of fields and woodland. Visitors are welcome!

John’s goal has always been to perfect the path between an idea and its execution. In his estimation, clients should feel free to propose the most exotic concepts, combinations of materials or the most heroic dimensions.

The JOHNHOUSHMAND studio has functioned for years as a source of elegant solutions, a unique campus where creative collaboration is paramount and the highest aspiration is to make the most artistic furniture and architectural features in the world.

FEATURED WORKS

Nesting Table

ITEM Nº 0184.2
NESTING DESKS
Black Walnut with 2” clear acrylic legs.
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Collection 3: Side Table

ITEM Nº 0004.3
COLLECTION 03: SIDE TABLE
Maple with glass legs.
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Head Board

ITEM Nº 0274.1
HEAD BOARD
Spalted maple block headboard.
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PRESTIGE PROJECT  // NOBU DOWNTOWN

From Rockwell.com: For Nobu Downtown, Houshmand carved a monumental, delicate ash wood sculpture designed by Rockwell Group that depicts a swirl of watery sumi-e ink. In addition, thin, curved slices of wood create intimate “cave” walls behind the seating on ground level…

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