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For Home & Office

Custom Furniture

SEE HOME FURNISHINGS

Made in the USA

Industrial Style Furniture

VISIT OUR STUDIO

Sustainably Sourced

Reclaimed Steel & Natural Wood

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Authentic Vintage Materials

Historic Preservation

LEARN OUR STORY

Furniture & Art with a Story

Authentic Railroad

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From the Blog

The Votes Are In: Meet the Short Line Bench

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Aug 28th 2026

You voted. We counted. And this one has officially earned its name. Meet the Short Line Bench. Af…

Andrew Carnegie and the Carnegie Steel That Built America’s Railroads

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Aug 12th 2026

Before Andrew Carnegie became one of the wealthiest men in American history, he recognized someth…

Rail Dogs, Rail Forks and Track Jacks: The Tools That Move the Railroad

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Aug 11th 2026

A railroad rail doesn’t look particularly complicated until you try to move one. Then you remembe…

Meet the People Behind Rail Yard Studios

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Jul 31st 2026

At Rail Yard Studios, old railroad steel doesn’t just get repurposed—it gets reborn. Massive beams,…

Railroad Granite: The Foundation Beneath the Tracks

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Jun 24th 2026

When most people picture a railroad, they see steel rails, wooden ties, and powerful locomotives. Ye…

Dome Head Drive Spikes: The Railroad Hardware That Connected Tracks and Highways

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Jun 17th 2026

The dome head drive spike occupies a fascinating place in railroad history. Unlike the familiar offs…

ICHABOD: The Rail God Comes Off the Line

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Jun 9th 2026

Some artists hang their work on walls. ICHABOD sends his rolling across a continent. Nicknamed Ichab…

Where Direction Changes: Railroad Frog Furniture by Rail Yard Studios

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Jun 4th 2026

There is a moment on the railroad when everything changes. A train is moving with purpose, steel whe…

Do You Want to Hear a Story?

Posted by Robert Hendrick on May 22nd 2026

It’s a family friendly dinner table sort of story for home. A classic tale to be told at work over y…

What We Really Do at Rail Yard Studios

Posted by Sally Hendrick on May 13th 2026

What we really do, or at least what we began doing, was good ole blue-collar labor. In fact, we stil…

Custom Furniture

Industrial Style Furniture

Reclaimed Steel & Natural Wood

Historic Preservation

Authentic Railroad

For Home & Office

Custom Furniture

Made in the USA

Industrial Style Furniture

Sustainably Sourced

Reclaimed Steel & Natural Wood

Authentic Vintage Materials

Historic Preservation

Furniture & Art with a Story

Authentic Railroad

Featured Products

Sleepers Coffee Table (No. 62)

Sleepers Coffee Table (No. 37)

Frog Desk (No. 43)

Switchman's Side Table (No. 27, 30)

Crossing Coffee Table (No. 13)

Crossing Coffee Table (No. 11)

Derailment Coffee Table (No. 32)

The Rail Yard Gambler (Poker Table)

Master Bridge Builder's Ballast Deck Desk (No. 45)

Switchpoint Desk with Boxcar Flooring Top (No. 37)

ICHABOD - Triangle Bone Heap

ICHABOD - Grey Bone Heap

From the Blog

The Votes Are In: Meet the Short Line Bench

Andrew Carnegie and the Carnegie Steel That Built America’s Railroads

Rail Dogs, Rail Forks and Track Jacks: The Tools That Move the Railroad

Meet the People Behind Rail Yard Studios

Railroad Granite: The Foundation Beneath the Tracks

Dome Head Drive Spikes: The Railroad Hardware That Connected Tracks and Highways

ICHABOD: The Rail God Comes Off the Line

Where Direction Changes: Railroad Frog Furniture by Rail Yard Studios

Do You Want to Hear a Story?

What We Really Do at Rail Yard Studios