07/08/2026
Some projects mean a little more.
When we started Grain Designs in 2013, we never imagined we'd one day be crafting furniture for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library using wood from a tree planted by Roosevelt himself.
It's a tremendous honor to play a small role in a project that celebrates one of America's greatest conservationists and a leader whose story is so deeply connected to North Dakota.
We're grateful for the opportunity and thank you, InForum, for sharing the story.
Grain Designs used wood from a more than 120-year-old copper beech tree at Theodore Roosevelt’s family estate in New York. The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora opened July 4.