ModRock · Functional art · Greater Seattle
One-of-a-kind furniture and statement pieces in reclaimed wood, steel, and concrete — custom work, made accessible, without pretending it's cheap.
The idea
A ModRock piece is designed with you and made by hand — no catalog, no two alike. We keep the process plain and the conversation honest, including about price. Premium, because the craft is real. Accessible, because the door isn't locked.
Every piece starts as a conversation, not a SKU. Dimensions, materials, and finish are built around your room and how you'll actually live with it.
We tell you what things cost and why, early. Commissioning art shouldn't feel like a velvet rope — we'll find the version that fits.
Solid joinery, real reclaimed stock, welded steel, hand-finished concrete. Made to outlast trends and get handed down.
Tables, consoles, seating and architectural pieces — a sampling of what custom looks like.
A selection of recent commissions. See the full, ever-growing portfolio on Instagram ↗
Three materials
Live-edge slabs and reclaimed stock with grain and history already in them. Stabilized, joined, and finished to live with for decades.
Welded bases, frames, and accents that hold weight and hold a line. Blackened, brushed, or left raw to patina honestly over time.
Where ModRock started. Tops, hearths, sinks and architectural pours — pigmented, sealed, and finished smooth as the brief calls for.
Commissioning a piece
A custom piece shouldn't feel like a gamble. Here's exactly how it goes from idea to delivered.
Tell us the space, the use, and a rough budget. We'll say what's realistic and where your money goes furthest.
We sketch the piece, pick the stock, and agree on dimensions, finish, and a fixed quote before anything is cut.
Made by hand in the shop. We share progress shots so there are no surprises at the end.
Finished, sealed, and installed or delivered — built to be handed down, not replaced.
Our one promise: you'll know the price before we build, and we'll tell you honestly when a simpler version gets you 90% of the way there.
The studio
We started in concrete — countertops, hearths, and architectural pours around the greater Seattle area. The work people kept asking for, though, was the furniture: the tables, the benches, the pieces that turn a room.
So that's where we've pointed the shop. Same hands, same standards, more reclaimed wood and steel in the mix — and a single goal: make genuinely custom work something more people can actually own.
Start a conversation
"Custom, but not out of reach. That's the whole point."
Let's build something
Have a space, a slab in mind, or just a half-formed idea? Send it over. We'll tell you what's possible and what it costs — no obligation.