Dailey Woodworks exists to build high-quality Custom Furniture that will make your home both beautiful and functional.
Who We Are
Dailey Woodworks was started by Robert Dailey (me) back in 2014. In addition to building high-quality custom furniture. I am a husband and a father of 3. When I’m not building things in my shop, I like to play on my John Deere tractor on our little property out toward Snook. My wife homeschools our kids and I am blessed to have a shop on the same property as our home so I am an active part of my family’s daily life.
What Makes Us Different
Dailey Woodworks is an INTENTIONALLY SMALL custom woodshop. I love to build heirloom quality custom pieces. I don’t want to grow a massive business with lots of employees and never touch a tool, I love being in the shop and creating things.
When you choose to work with Dailey Woodworks, you’re choosing to work directly with me from the beginning of the project through its completion.
What We Do
I like the timeless Shaker and Mission Styles of Furniture with modern colors and unique woods. Pieces built to be passed down to the next generation. Furniture should be both beautiful and functional. I build things that are meant to be used every day. So, from the types of wood we offer to the finishes we use, I make sure that your custom furniture will work and last for generations.
As a true custom shop, I design and build pieces that fit your unique needs. Have a tree from grandpa’s farm you want turned into a table, bed, dresser? I can do that. Have a odd nook in your home? I can design and build a bookcase or desk just for that spot.
Who We Work With
I like to work directly with the end users of my furniture and cabinetry. I’m not a general contractor or remodeler, so some projects are too big for me. But if you’re a person who values well-made furniture and cabinetry and wants a personal, direct experience with the person building your project, I’m the guy for you.
What are my goals?
My goal for Dailey Woodworks is to eventually have an entire catalog of heirloom-grade furniture designed and available to you. In the year 2173, I want one of my pieces to show up on Antiques Roadshow, the host to ooh and awe over the “Dailey Woodworks” piece that showed up, and one of your great-grandchildren to be in shock at how much grandma’s dresser is valued at.