Wood and metal. Made the proper way.

Ewart Woods was founded in Latvia in 2014 by woodworking enthusiast Maksims Jekimovs — a country where forests cover 41% of the land and a deep relationship with wood has been refined over centuries. Starting with handcrafted USB drives and their companion boxes, the studio grew into a full range of wooden and metal homeware that treats every piece as a design problem worth solving properly. Floating wall shelves with hidden brackets, bathroom accessories that actually organise a space, kitchen organisers with a considered aesthetic — all made by hand in small batches. Browse more from our home furnishings collection or explore our full European brands edit.

Latvian craft. Modern design.

Working alongside metal designer Pēteris Ločmelis, Ewart Woods combines traditional woodworking with contemporary metalwork — pieces that sit at the intersection of furniture and functional art. Oak, walnut, reclaimed wood and hand-forged metal throughout. Nothing mass-produced. Nothing that looks like it came from the same factory as everything else. Discover more from our sustainable brands or explore our ceramics collection for more independent makers who take their materials seriously.

The kind of shelf people ask about.

Ewart Woods pieces consistently earn the question — where did you get that? Beautifully made, thoughtfully designed, and the kind of thing that improves a room immediately. Find more ideas in our gifts collection or read about our independent home brands in the journal.