WallGoldfinger Furniture

09/04/2026

As you might expect, WallGoldfinger Furniture and Mark Richey Woodworking are closed on Monday for Labor Day – a day recognizing the achievements of the American worker.

Our talented and oh-so-hardworking team members are so deserving of this recognition. Their skill and innovation enhance the experiences of other workers nationwide through corporate interiors as well as the public visiting museums, educational institutions, service and retail establishments, and more, not to mention residences.

09/02/2026

WallGoldfinger takes a closer look at Summit bridge tables.

Explore this truly one-of-a-kind design for rooms with dividing walls: https://www.markrichey.com/news/summit-bridge

WallGoldfinger's Summit bridge tables provide a unique solution for spaces with dividing walls. Learn how Summit bridge tables convert from one long table to two tables.

09/01/2026

Looking for something durable for dining spaces or the training center?

WallGoldfinger is a big fan of cast acrylic, specifically Lightblocks, for dining tables. It’s durable. It’s repairable. It’s also lighter weight in thinner applications, making it a great choice for reconfigurable multipurpose room tables.

Ask the WallGoldfinger team about cast acrylic. [email protected]

Explore dining tables: https://www.markrichey.com/wallgoldfinger-furniture/custom

08/28/2026

Amenities spaces are big in the world of workplace design, especially in these days of remote work versus return-to-work policies.

While it is true that WallGoldfinger is often asked to go big with boardroom tables and they certainly carry the wow factor, helping enrich spaces where more people gather feels darn good.

WallGoldfinger builds custom and product line dining tables, custom benches and banquettes, planters, waste receptacles, and much more for corporate clients around the country and beyond.
See more great custom capabilities: https://www.markrichey.com/wallgoldfinger-furniture/custom

08/24/2026

Look at our amazing, hardworking (!) crew relaxing at our summer celebration last week.

08/24/2026

The Newburyport Daily News featured Mark Richey Woodworking’s role in building the Obama Presidential Center in a recent edition.

We share the article on our website. Check it out: https://www.markrichey.com/news/local-company-helps-build-obama-center

The Newburyport Daily News featured Mark Richey Woodworking's role in building the Obama Presidential Center. Read the article.

08/20/2026

WallGoldfinger Furniture’s robotic spray finishing machine improves capacity, quality, and employee wellness.

Read (and see) how human expertise and robotic precision work together to produce exceptional results: https://www.markrichey.com/news/robotic-spray-finishing

In the finish department of Mark Richey Woodworking and WallGoldfinger Furniture, a robotic finishing machine improves capacity, quality, and employee health.

08/12/2026

Whittier Tech and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are helping create the next generation of skilled hands-on workers through a summer educational program for adult learners.

Mark Rickey Woodworking and WallGoldfinger Furniture recently got in on the action with a shop tour for program participants interested in carpentry. Participants got to see the 105,000-square-foot woodshop filled with high tech equipment, expert staff, and impressive architectural millwork and corporate furniture projects.

The program graduated 90 learners last year. Read all about it: https://www.whittiertech.org/o/cti/article/2361192

View opportunities to join Mark Richey and WallGoldfinger: https://www.markrichey.com/careers

08/10/2026

Curtis Ostler, our director of sales, takes a look at a past project and how we created a slab table look but with lighter materials.

Take a look at a “faux live edge” table: https://www.markrichey.com/news/faux-live-edge-table

WallGoldfinger explores walnut tables created with veneer and applied solid wood to mimic a slab table. Learn about this fabrication technique's benefits.

08/06/2026

Here are a couple more images of our team’s exciting visit to the remarkable National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington, D.C.

Shown in our first image are Project Manager Nate Russell, President Mark Richey, and Chief Operating Office Greg Porfido. They’re surrounded by sculpture millwork made by the Mark Richey Woodworking team from solid ash. You also see Teresa and Mark Richey together. And that stage? It turns into a reception desk when the stage is not in use.

Explore the museum: https://moe.nationalgeographic.org/en

See more great architectural millwork projects: https://www.markrichey.com/architectural-woodwork?architectural-categories=All