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Emma Woodfield, Wood & Timber Specialist
Wood & Timber Specialist

Emma Woodfield

With over 15 years in woodworking and interior design, Emma brings expertise in natural materials and rustic aesthetics to every project she touches.

  • Kitchen Design
  • Living Room Design
  • Kitchen & Dining
  • Storage & Shelving
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Industrial shelving is my favorite mix of tough and warm: sturdy metal paired with real wood grain that only gets better with age. Industrial Shelving With Sliding Crate Bins Slide-in wood crate bins turn industrial shelves into hardware-free drawers with rustic charm. Build industrial shelves with openings sized for wood crates so you can slide storage in and out like drawers, no fancy hardware needed. I’ve done this for craft supplies, and it’s one of…

A vintage magazine rack is one of my favorite thrift finds because it’s small, sturdy, and way more versatile than it looks. Vinyl Record Holder Vintage magazine rack turned vinyl holder—warm wood, woven detail, and album covers as decor. A wide-slot vintage magazine rack can double as vinyl record storage in the coolest way, especially if it’s wood or wicker. I tried it with a small record collection and loved how the covers became part…

Green and brown is one of my favorite kitchen combos because it feels earthy, cozy, and still totally fresh. If you love wood grain as much as I do, these ideas will help you mix green tones with brown wood warmth in a way that looks intentional (not accidental). Upcycled Dresser Turned Green Island A forest-green upcycled dresser island topped with warm brown wood—bold, rustic, and refined. I’ve turned an old dresser into a green…

A good wine rack isn’t just storage—it’s a little slice of décor that makes your space feel more you. Floating Peg Bottle Wall Art Floating peg wine rack wall art—minimal oak dowels that make bottles look weightless. For a modern, airy look, a peg-style wine rack makes bottles look like they’re floating on the wall. I tried this in my workshop with carefully spaced dowels, and it instantly turned my wine stash into legit wall…

That empty space under your coffee table is basically free real estate, and I’m always surprised how much clutter it can swallow. With the right mix of wood storage and cozy textures, you can keep the room calm without losing your style. Magnetic Metal Panel for Remotes Magnetic under-table panel keeps remotes and a tiny flashlight neatly parked and always found. Mount a thin metal sheet under the coffee table and use magnetic storage for…

That swoopy space under a curved staircase can feel impossible to use, but it’s actually one of my favorite spots to build smart storage. Mudroom Cubbies That Wrap the Curve Curved-stair mudroom cubbies in pale oak—bench, baskets, and hooks with calm contrast. I love turning the under-curve area into mudroom storage with cubbies that taper with the stairs. Hooks, baskets, and a little bench saved my entryway from turning into a shoe pile. You might…

If a traditional dresser feels too bulky (or you’re just over digging through deep drawers), there are so many smarter ways to store clothes. Cube Cubby Shelf With Baskets Cube cubby shelving + woven baskets: a tidy, airy dresser alternative with calm boho warmth. My go-to dresser alternative is cube cubby shelving loaded with woven baskets, and I’ve used this setup in more than one bedroom because it stays tidy without feeling heavy. I like…

Those awkward little gaps in a kitchen can feel like pure wasted space until you turn them into a skinny kitchen cabinet that actually works. I’ve built a bunch of these over the years, and the right narrow pull-out cabinet can make your whole kitchen feel calmer overnight. Tall Skinny Pantry Pull-Out A tall, skinny pull-out pantry keeps every can visible—shallow shelves, zero wasted space. A floor-to-ceiling skinny pantry cabinet is a lifesaver for canned…

A window sill is basically a mini stage for your favorite little things, and it can change the whole vibe of a room in five minutes. I’ve styled dozens of them in my workshop projects, and the sweet spot is always the same: simple, intentional, and easy to refresh. Leaned Frames and Tiny Art Lean a tiny oak frame on the window sill for instant charm—no nails, just soft morning light. A few leaned picture…

A small corner office can feel like the coziest little command center in your home when you treat that awkward nook like prime real estate. Closet Corner Cloffice A closet corner cloffice with a warm oak desktop—close the doors and work disappears. Turning a closet into a corner office is such a space-saver—add a wood desktop across the back corner and shelves up the sides. I’ve done this with a simple plug-in light and a…