Competing internationally as a gymnast — the same discipline that drives my woodworking today.
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ABOUT COLONIAL STYLE FURNITURE
Hi, I’m Eric Pedercini — a custom furniture maker and restoration craftsman based in Pea Ridge, Arkansas.
I founded my woodworking business over 20 years ago, and since then I’ve been proudly handcrafting custom furniture and restoring meaningful pieces for clients across multiple communities.
My journey began in Argentina, where I learned woodworking from my grandfather — a master craftsman with over 70 years of experience. I spent my childhood at his side, learning the tools, the patience, and the pride that comes from building things by hand. That early foundation shaped not only my craftsmanship but also supported my path as a world-class gymnast. After years of international competition, I returned full-time to the workshop — where precision, discipline, and storytelling come together in every piece I create.
🧱 What I Believe
I believe good furniture should be more than functional — it should have soul. My goal is to build pieces that not only last for generations but also carry meaning, memories, and a sense of home.
🛠 What I Do
I specialize in:
- Custom dining tables, benches, and accent pieces
- Antique and family furniture restoration
- Live-edge and reclaimed wood builds
- Hand-carved details and traditional joinery
Every project starts with a conversation. I listen to your needs, sketch ideas, select the right materials, and keep you updated along the way. Whether you’re commissioning a custom table or restoring an heirloom, I want the process to feel personal and collaborative.
👋 Come Say Hello
Clients are always welcome to visit me at my shop in Pea Ridge — to see what I’m working on, talk through a project idea, or just connect in person over a shared appreciation for craftsmanship.
“The table he made for our home feels like it’s been in the family forever.” — Sarah R., Bentonville
“Eric’s attention to detail is unbelievable. You don’t just get furniture, you get art.” — Jason T., Rogers
When I’m not in the shop, you’ll probably find me hiking nearby trails, cooking asado with my family, or sketching my next project with a strong cup of coffee.
