Your Showroom Visit Guide: What to Expect at Our Family Farm
We enjoy meeting with customers so they can see our furniture up close and we can answer any questions they have. We understand the handcrafted furniture pieces we create are a major purchase, and we take that very seriously.
Every visit to our showroom is by appointment only. There are several reasons why it has to be this way.
Why Appointments Are Essential
First, we don't have a storefront. Our furniture showroom is on our family farm, which is a private residence.
Secondly, I want to make sure I am both home and available to meet when you come for a visit. I typically spend at least an hour—and often longer—with each prospective buyer. We schedule visits about two hours apart to give everyone the time and personal attention they deserve.
It's common for us to sketch ideas, discuss proposed dimensions, and go over wood types, colors, and finishing during your visit.
Important: Scheduled visits let us focus on the details so we can design the perfect piece for your home.
Finding Our Farm: Landmarks to Look For
1) No FFTB Sign at the Entrance
There is no formal "FFTB" sign at the road. A sign would invite drop-ins without appointments.
2) Look for the "Greenhouse Farm" Sign
You'll see a carved wooden sign showing a chestnut tree and our 1813 barn. This sign uses the historic name of our property and marks the entrance to the farm.

3) The Old Rusty Mailbox (#191)
Across from our driveway is a big, old rusty mailbox, number 191. It's been here for many years—bumped by snowplows and tractors—and still standing.

4) Parking Instructions
When you enter our driveway, you'll pass the old fieldstone farmhouse (built in 1813) and the white barn showroom addition. Park in front of the fieldstone wall or to the right near the black horse fence and gate.

Meet Our Farm Family
5) Friendly Greeters
You may be greeted by Lila and Drover (our dogs) and Gracie, our Greater Swiss Mountain Dog puppy (joined April 2024). You'll also likely meet Oakie (our shop cat) and Blue (our older black cat). If you're allergic, please let us know in advance so we can keep pets inside during your visit.




6) Our Rescue Animals
You will likely see our mini pony (Little Red) and mini donkey (Levi), plus two handsome Thoroughbreds in the pasture. Read their story: Alfie and Boxer's Life Here



What to Bring to Your Visit
- Floor samples for finish matching
- Photos of the space (smartphone is fine)
- Room measurements and dimensions
- Kitchen cabinet photos (if ordering a kitchen table)
- Any other details that might inform your design
What You'll See in Our Showroom
- A variety of wood tables in different styles and finishes
- Examples in white pine, yellow pine, Douglas fir, oak, and chestnut
- Cabinetry: hutches, armoires, bookcases, and more
- Barn doors and barn door cabinets
- Color and finish samples
- Pieces currently being hand-finished in our shop
Scheduling Your Appointment
Your time matters. When you schedule a visit, I set aside dedicated time to focus on your design and questions—like whether a pedestal or trestle base would work best.
Appointment Times
- Saturday: 9 am – 3 pm (fills quickly; please schedule well ahead)
- Monday–Thursday: 9:30 am – 4 pm
- Friday: 11 am – 5 pm
- Sunday: Reserved for family; occasional 1 pm – 4 pm appointments if needed
If you're interested in having us create a hand-crafted piece for your home, please contact us to schedule your showroom appointment.
Our address is 191 Greenhouse Rd, Nottingham, PA 19362
Warm Regards,
Kelly