Handcrafted Woodwork. No Two Pieces Alike.

The Work

8 finished pieces in the current portfolio.

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In the Details

Real surfaces, marks and forms from the current portfolio.

Close view of the large cutting board's interlocking light-and-dark geometric pattern and inset maker's mark.
Large Cutting BoardClose view of the large cutting board's interlocking light-and-dark geometric pattern and inset maker's mark.
Interior view of the rounded wood bowl showing visible grain lines and dark splits.
Wood BowlInterior view of the rounded wood bowl showing visible grain lines and dark splits.
Close view of the curved wood sheath for Knife No. 1 with the dark maker's mark near the end.
Knife No. 1Close view of the curved wood sheath for Knife No. 1 with the dark maker's mark near the end.
Side view of the cutting board showing its thick profile, irregular outer edge, and small dark maker mark.
Cutting BoardSide view of the cutting board showing its thick profile, irregular outer edge, and small dark maker mark.
Front view of the wood clock showing red hands, dark symbols, end-grain rings, and its irregular outer form.
Wood ClockFront view of the wood clock showing red hands, dark symbols, end-grain rings, and its irregular outer form.
Craftsman wearing a dark shirt and leather apron

The Craftsman

Lars would never write this about himself, so his family did.

Rooted in his Nordic heritage, Lars has spent nearly four decades building a business from the ground up, crossing Ironman finish lines, and bringing rusted cars back to life. Now that same relentless spirit and commitment to doing things right shapes his work in wood. A berserker's stubbornness and a grandfather's patience. There's a little of each in every piece.

Real work
Large rectangular cutting board with an interlocking light-and-dark geometric pattern.
Large Cutting Board · portfolio piece

Nordic roots

Nordic at the Core

Timberzerker carries the maker's deep connection to Nordic culture and the fierce independence of the berserker legend. His personal story will remain his to tell.

The next chapter

Store Coming Later

Pieces or commissions may be added after Lars reviews the work and decides what he wants to offer.