Purposeful Design. Practical Impact.
Using CNC tools to transform raw materials into functional furniture and affordable homes.
From sheet to structure.
We design and fabricate modern, flat-pack furniture, built from high-quality sheet materials like plywood and recycled plastics. Our pieces are easy to assemble, customizable, and ideal for homeowners, designers, and businesses who value craftsmanship, sustainability, and clean design.
We partner with contractors, designers, and builders to produce CNC-cut panels, signage, fixtures, and specialty parts. Whether you’re prototyping a new product or scaling up production, we bring digital accuracy, material expertise, and creative flexibility to your build.
Drawing from WikiHouse technology and CNC fabrication, we develop modular building components that enable fast, cost-effective housing—perfect for small developers, nonprofits, and community organizations tackling housing insecurity. Our kits are locally made and designed to empower builders and serve people first.
About Mallett Works
Mallett Works is a CNC woodworking and digital fabrication studio based in Twin Falls, Idaho. We design and build flat-pack furniture, architectural components, and modular structures using sustainably sourced sheet materials like plywood and recycled plastics.
As a bootstrapped startup, we’re committed to more than just beautiful objects—we’re working to make thoughtful, well-designed housing more accessible by adapting open-source systems like WikiHouse for local, affordable construction. Whether it’s a single chair or a small home, our goal is to shape spaces that serve people—with precision, simplicity, and lasting impact.
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