Breaking Wave Custom Woodwork
Breaking Wave is a small, family-run business nestled by the coast in Glenbeigh, County Kerry, Ireland. Specialising in woodworking, driftwood art, and handmade crafts, we are a husband and wife team originally from the United States, after living in multiple States we decided to move to Ireland in 2017 with our two children in search of a fresh start and a simpler life. The breathtaking beauty and serenity of the Irish coast have deeply inspired us, and we pour our all into each piece we create. Our work is a reflection of our love for the rugged Irish nature and surroundings, as well as our commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. At Breaking Wave, we take pride in crafting unique, heartfelt pieces that bring a touch of the Irish coastline into your home.
Breaking Wave is a small, family-run business nestled by the coast in Glenbeigh, County Kerry, Ireland. Specialising in woodworking, driftwood art, and handmade crafts, we are a husband and wife team originally from the United States, after living in multiple States we decided to move to Ireland in 2017 with our two children in search of a fresh start and a simpler life. The breathtaking beauty and serenity of the Irish coast have deeply inspired us, and we pour our all into each piece we create. Our work is a reflection of our love for the rugged Irish nature and surroundings, as well as our commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. At Breaking Wave, we take pride in crafting unique, heartfelt pieces that bring a touch of the Irish coastline into your home.
- Discipline Woodworking
- Products Tables, chairs, chopping boards, charcuterie boards, cheeseboards, candle holders, coasters, trivets, trays, figures, wall art, signs, picture frames, furniture
- Materials mostly hardwoods: walnut, maple, cherry, iroko, sapelle, beech, oak, etc. Also: pine and driftwood
- Made Local Yes
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