Books & Accents

Individually crafted candle holders, each designed with an instinctive sensitivity to the wood at hand.

Solid wood boards salvaged from precious shop remains. Shapes range from free-form to geometric and are finished with a food-safe oil.

John-Terry Nakashima’s two-hour documentary reveals George Nakashima’s lifelong journey in becoming one of the leading figures in the American craft movement.

Hand-sculpted letter openers that capture the beauty of our precious shop cut-offs for a lifetime of use.

Hand-shaped pencil holders of varying sizes and shapes, each individually designed to the wood at hand.

No longer a catalog, but an intimate window into how and why we do what we do.

Our Process Book acts a first step in understanding our foundations and identifying what you hope to achieve in working with us. Defined by George Nakashima in the 1940s, our approach to design represents the rich and active legacy of a studio that, to this day, is led by a strict adherence to craftsmanship and a humble respect of wood. 

This book is printed and handbound in Italy with an exposed spine that pays tribute to traditional craftsmanship. The cover unfolds to reveal a large-scale, two-sided poster with original drawings from George Nakashima on the underside.

Domestic shipping : USPS- Please expect 3-4 days
International Shipping : USPS Priority Mail International . Please expect 5-7 days

A limited edition Wood Book Sleeve, specially designed in celebration of our newly launched Process Book. These sleeves are crafted in our New Hope shop and hand-rubbed with a tung oil finish.

Wood Book Sleeves are available in a range in different species, each priced individually starting at $2,000.

George Nakashima’s singular literary opus has inspired generations of architects, furniture-makers, and collectors around the world. In this lavishly illustrated volume — part autobiography, part woodworking guide — George grants readers a close look at his artistry, philosophy, and personal history. Published by Kodansha in 1981.