Frank Miller Lumber consistently captures wood’s distinctive beauty and its unique structural characteristics.
Today’s discerning designers and craftsmen are expressing a growing preference for the uniquely aesthetic and structural attributes of quartersawn lumber in their exceptional architectural projects. Increasingly, they have selected Frank Miller Lumber and our quartersawn hardwoods for luxuriant flooring, architectural millwork, cabinetry and furniture. Architects throughout North America, Asia and Europe have come to rely upon Frank Miller Lumber to help them translate their design visions into exquisitely distinctive reality.
Frank Miller Lumber is among the world’s few mills offering premium quartersawn American hardwoods with peerless beauty, strength and durability.
Latest Case Studies
Kauffman Center Revisisted | Helzberg Hall, 2016
The Kauffman Center opened in 2011, and has experienced a great deal of traffic from patrons, concertgoers, and the public in the years since. We revisited the Hall in 2016 to see how the beautiful and durable quartersawn hardwoods of Frank Miller Lumber have…
Barangaroo South — International Towers Sydney
Barangaroo South is a $6 billion waterfront transformation of the central business district in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia. The project includes the construction of three commercial office towers (International Towers Sydney), and two waterfront residential…
Monticello Somers — Somers, Connecticut
Monticello Somers is a replica of Monticello, the 18th-century Virginia home of Thomas Jefferson, built in Somers, Connecticut. The owner and project visionary is S. Prestley Blake, who in 1935 co-founded the Friendly Ice Cream Corporation…
The Barnes Museum in Philadelphia
The 93,000-square-foot building, designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, provides substantial accommodations for the Barnes Foundation’s programs in art education and for temporary art exhibitions…