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Luxury Hardwoods Commercial Furniture Manufacturer and Materials Supplier

Luxury Hardwood Commercial Furniture Manufacturer and Lumber Supplier in Oregon

On NextCompany since August 29, 2026 (46 days)

Oregon, OR areaEstablished 20069 FT + 2 PT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$5,000,000
Gross revenue
$1,312,195
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A
Inventory
$3,750,000
FF&E
$1,000,000

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Business overview

This Oregon company manufactures luxury commercial furniture and supplies rare hardwood materials for architectural and commercial design-build projects. It sources salvage wood from downed or diseased urban timber at little to no cost through long-term relationships. It then dries and processes that timber over several years into hard-to-source luxury lumber. It recently acquired and integrated its only near peer competitor. The company started in 2006 and employs 9 full-time and 2 part-time staff in a 39,270 square foot facility. Asking price is $5,000,000 on gross revenue of $1,312,195. The sale includes $3,750,000 in inventory and $1,000,000 in furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The retiring owner offers 30 days of training, and the buyer needs an Oregon CCB license.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Buyers who hold or can obtain an Oregon CCB license.
  • Semi-absentee investors, since established systems run the business without day-to-day owner involvement.
  • Strategic buyers in furniture or lumber who can scale production after the recent competitor acquisition.

Details

Reason for selling
Retirement

Frequently Asked Questions

The company designs and manufactures luxury commercial furniture for high-end architectural and commercial design-build projects. It also supplies rare hardwood materials. Marketing collaborations with recognizable national and consumer brands give it national recognition.

The company sources salvage wood from downed or diseased urban timber. It acquires that timber at little to no cost through long-term relationships with various entities. It then dries and processes the wood over several years into rare luxury lumber.

The asking price is $5,000,000. Gross revenue is $1,312,195.

The sale includes $3,750,000 in inventory of processed and drying lumber. It also includes $1,000,000 in furniture, fixtures, and equipment for slab processing and furniture manufacturing.

The company employs 9 full-time and 2 part-time staff. It works from a 39,270 square foot facility. Established systems let it run without day-to-day owner involvement.

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