Furniture for the Future: Winning the PSBJ Sustainability Award

Seattle-based Urban Hardwoods / Urban Lumber Co INC, a leader in sustainable, handcrafted furniture, has been honored with a prestigious Sustainability Award from the Puget Sound Business Journal on March 25, 2025. Recognized for its commitment to eco-friendly materials, ethical sourcing, and innovative waste-reduction techniques, the company continues to set new standards in sustainable craftsmanship. Dave Hunzicker, UH Operations Manager, accepted the award and spoke about the sustainable furniture process, answering questions during the ceremony alongside other green Seattle-based businesses and attendees on Tuesday. This award highlights UH/ULC’s dedication to blending design excellence with environmental responsibility, solidifying its reputation as a pioneer in the green furniture industry.

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A Riverfront Revival: Sustainable. Custom. Comfortable.

Take a tour of the brand-new Valley River Inn, where modern sophistication meets rustic charm. This project was a true testament to the full range of our craftsmanship at Urban Lumber Co. We brought our expertise in custom woodwork, metalwork, stone, leather, upholstery, signage, power and data solutions, cabinetry, and more to every corner of this stunning space.

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fast furniture

In our fast-paced world, it's tempting to choose convenience over quality, especially when it comes to furnishing our homes. Quick, affordable, and stylish pieces are hard to resist, but have you ever considered the real cost of these mass-produced items? Spoiler alert: it's significant.

At Urban Hardwoods (UH) and Urban Lumber Co. (ULC), we're changing the narrative. We're not just about making furniture; we're about making a difference. Each piece we craft tells a story of resilience, sustainability, and conscious living. This stands in stark contrast to the fast furniture trend, which leaves behind a trail of environmental damage—from deforestation and biodiversity loss to carbon emissions and waste crisis.

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