Wylie's Wood and Leather

08/21/2026

DO NOT LET A BUILD CHALLENGE BECOME A MONEY SUCK! Two jobs, two problems, zero dollars spent. On one recent project, a pencil, a screw and some string gave me a perfect arc to create the perfect pill-shaped table top on a recent farm table build. Shortly after that, I found myself at a home in the Hollywood Hills with nothing but some painters tape, a piece of cardboard, and a sharpie, so I could capture the shape of an archway. This was the truest and simplest way to make my template and create the decorative walnut trim that goes around it. I encourage you to try and make the tool you need before you spend a bunch of money on a tool you might only use once. Feel free to hit me up if you are trouble-shooting a similar challenge on a build. Check out my website for the full story on the blog. What’s the cheapest trick that’s saved a project for you?

08/14/2026

Every piece I build has something hidden in it that nobody’s supposed to find right away, it could be a message, a date, something small that’s just for whoever ends up living with it. This one’s in my daughters’ room, waiting for them to be old enough to find it. It’s the kind of detail nobody asks for, but it’s what turns a piece of furniture into a piece of the story. If you own something I built, there might be one on yours too.

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08/07/2026

Last week I delivered a farmhouse table made from reclaimed barn wood — old-growth knotty pine that had been sitting for over a hundred years. Weeks of milling, shaping, sanding, and finishing went into it.
On the drive to deliver it, a voice in my head decided the trim was wrong, the legs would sit uneven, and the client was about to find out how bad I really am at this.
None of it was true. The table was level. The trim was subtle. The client was thrilled.
The problem was never the table. It was the same voice that’s been trying to sabotage me for years — one I’ve learned to turn down, even if it never fully goes quiet.
This one’s for anyone who’s doubted their own best work. And especially for my daughters: your best is sensational, even when the voice in your head says otherwise.
I’d love to hear if this one lands for you too.
Full story is up on the blog: https://wylieswoodandleather.com/blogs/journal/the-saboteur-in-my-workshop

08/07/2026

If your clients want pieces that are one-of-one, handmade, and built specifically for their space, I’d love to collaborate.

My goal is to make your job easier while creating pieces that light up a space.

Sound like a fit? Let’s talk about partnering.

07/17/2026

At Wylie’s, it’s about more than furniture. It’s about turning a house into a home. Not just a place you inhabit, but a place you cherish, feel grounded in, and truly call your own.

Every piece I build is made to fit you, your space, and your style. Whether it’s one statement piece or a full collection, it should feel like it was always meant to be there.

If you’re ready to bring your vision to life, drop or DM me HOME and let’s talk about your signature piece.

Justin Comins builds one-of-a-kind furniture in Los Angeles. Shop The Wesley Chair or commission a custom piece designed to last a lifetime.