James & James builds made-to-order solid hardwood furniture in Springdale, Arkansas. The company started in 2011 in a small garage in Springdale, where a single handcrafted table turned a weekend project into a full-time business; it still builds its own work, stating "Every piece we create is still made-to-order in our Arkansas woodshop using solid American hardwoods."
The line centers on dining tables — round, oval and rectangular — alongside beds, desks, chairs, benches and outdoor pieces. Nothing is stocked to a fixed spec: every piece is customizable in size, stain and finish. Species include knotty alder, white oak and black walnut, many of them, per the company, responsibly harvested from within Arkansas. Published finish options run Tobacco, Charred Ember and Harvest Wheat on alder, and Sable, Oat, Almond and Espresso on oak.
One nuance belongs on the record: the company discloses that it partners with Amish and Mennonite woodworkers in rural Indiana for chair and select bed production. The Arkansas woodshop is real and central — the table program, which is the core of the business, is built in-house — but not every SKU in the catalog is made under their own roof, and any "everything we sell we make" framing would overstate it.
Lead times, price band, team size and showroom status are not published and are left empty.