Benevolent Design Company

A good design starts at the foundation. Solid walnut. Sculpted curves. Joinery that earns its place.

We’re looking for another set of hands to join the family.

If you’re someone who enjoys working with your hands and wants to be around the process of building custom furniture, we’d love to connect.

This is a shop support role — sanding, prep work, and helping keep things moving day to day. Some experience is helpful, but we’re looking for a scrappy individual who’s willing to learn and jump in where needed.

There’s also opportunity for this role to grow into more responsibility over time for the right person who come in with a positive spirit and who’s driven my growth and wants to learn (Career path type sh$t)!

Shoot us a message or email us at [email protected] if you’re interested.

Revisiting this piece we did earlier this month.

Fluted maple front, dovetail joinery, adjustable shelves inside 🤌🏽

Every decision intentional.

Link to story in bio:

One of the coolest parts of this project was taking trees that once stood on this property… trees people probably assumed were gone forever… and transforming them into something entirely new throughout the Atlantic Park development.

Watching that same story play out not just in the wood, but in the entire project has been incredible.

To see this property transformed into what it has become… the wave park, the hotel, the spaces being created for people to gather and experience… it all turned out better than I ever could have imagined when we first started.

That’s honestly what I love most about creating.

Sometimes in the middle of the process, things look messy, uncertain, or unfinished… and you can’t yet see what they’re becoming. You might even feel like giving up.

But if you trust the process, stay patient, and keep doing the work… sometimes what emerges is better than what you would have planned yourself.

I’m incredibly grateful to have played a small part in helping bring this vision to life.

Reclaimed: giving material a second life.

This oak has already been part of something before. Now it’s been built into a dining table for a client, carrying that character into a new space.