Est. in the city · Small batch

Bespoke mid-century modern
home goods, cut by hand.

Wood is the original plastic.

Right Angle Design Woodworking shapes ebony, zebrawood and other exotic grains into mid-century modern objects for the home and the office — bespoke work with a modern touch, cut for people who live at street level.

See the collectionOld school · New school
Ebony and zebrawood valet tray with brass inlay and canvas panel
Hand-signed in AtlantaVeteran & Minority OwnedOne of one — never a repeatExotic & figured woods

Exotic grain

Ebony, zebrawood, wenge — stock chosen board by board.

Mixed hand

Fabric, brass and blackened steel set against warm wood.

Urban made

Cut, joined and finished in a working city shop.

The Collection

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Meridian Desk Set
Featured

Meridian Desk Set

Ebonized oak · Walnut · Blackened steel

Stripe Serving Board

Stripe Serving Board

Zebrawood · Hand-wrapped cord

Drift Catchall

Drift Catchall

Gaboon ebony · Brass rim

Hands planing a dark hardwood board in an urban workshop
The Method

Bespoke joinery, modern edge.

Every piece starts as a rough board and ends as a right angle you can feel. We mill, join and hand-finish in small runs, then bring in woven fabric and cold metal to keep the work honest and current.

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Board selected by grain
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Joined without shortcuts
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Fabric & metal set by hand
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Oiled, waxed, signed
Marking and cutting joinery at the shop benchMilling a rough board flat before joinery
Three generations, one bench

The hands behind it

Meet the shop
Burned under every piece

Every piece leaves here numbered.

A printed record of origin ships in the box: the number, every wood in the piece, the hours at the bench, and the signature of the hand that built it. One of one, and we can prove it.

How we number our work
Record of originNo. 014
Woods
Purple heart · Wenge · Holly
Hours at the bench
~26
Built by
Carl Tyler
Shop
Atlanta, GA — signed & dated
From the people who own one
“The grain match on the lid still stops people mid-sentence. It reads like furniture, not a box.”
Andre M. · Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta
“I asked for purple heart with a brass pull and they walked me through three boards before we picked one. That's the whole difference.”
Renee W. · Brooklyn, NY
“Bought a serving board as a wedding gift. It got passed around the table all night.”
Kevin B. · Decatur, GA

Originality is the whole point.

We build for people who notice the joint, the grain match, the weight in the hand. Commissions open a few times a season — tell us the room, the wood and the deadline.

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