DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT

ABOUT LUKE CALDWELL

Hi, I’m Luke Caldwell from HGTV’s Boise Boys, Luke and Clint on YouTube, and owner of Timber + Love.

I designed this collection with one goal in mind: to create timeless furniture that’s designed to last for generations. Every piece was thoughtfully crafted to balance beauty, durability, and everyday function. It’s furniture that feels at home in any space and fits the way families truly live. I've always believed the best homes are the ones that bring people together. These aren’t just tables and chairs; they're gathering places where meals are shared, stories are told, and memories are made.

Created in partnership with Nordic Teak, this collection is crafted from 100% sustainably harvested solid teak. Naturally durable and water-resistant, each piece is designed for both indoor and outdoor living while aging beautifully over time.

My hope is that these pieces become more than furniture; they become part of your family's story.

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Natural Teak Outdoor Extendable Dining table- 79-118" (8-10 people) Natural Teak Outdoor Extendable Dining table- 79-118" (8-10 people)
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Natural Teak Outdoor Dining Chair (Set of 2 with Cushions) Natural Teak Outdoor Dining Chair (Set of 2 with Cushions)
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Oiled Teak Shower and Bath Decor Bench with Shelf - 30" Oiled Teak Shower and Bath Decor Bench with Shelf - 30"
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Oiled Half Moon Teak Shower and Bath Mat 39" x 20" Oiled Half Moon Teak Shower and Bath Mat 39" x 20"
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Oiled Teak Framed Floating Shelf - 24" Oiled Teak Framed Floating Shelf - 24"

DESIGNED AROUND WHAT MATTERS MOST

LOVE, FAMILY & ADOPTION

Luke married his first sweetheart, Miranda. Together they have two biological children and have adopted four more. 

Luke’s joy in experiencing transformation is not limited merely to renovations, but he and Miranda find their true life’s calling in joy of their growing family through adoption.  

It was Luke’s heart for adoption that led him to realize his purpose as a designer and real estate investor. The high costs associated with adoption required a much greater outlay than a musician in ministry could ever fathom paying.