What We Do

I collaborate with several other good carpenter friends on various courses and projects. I respect the principle that working together must be enjoyable for all of us, otherwise there is no point in creating anything.

After completing my studies at the Czech Technical University in Prague, I went to Norway for a two-year internship to learn traditional carpentry there, especially the construction of log cabins and log cabins. I enjoyed returning there every year for a few weeks or months as a professional. I don't like routine, so I try to learn something new with each order. I was increasingly missing the lively contact with people in my craft, until I decided to organize my first carpentry course in 2012. Since then, during the courses, we have built many benches, beds, frame structures and small log cabins with the participants. Our two small children inspired me to organize courses where fathers and sons create together. My work has also become a full-fledged hobby for me. During the winter season, I like to take a break from people while doing "classic" carpentry orders. Currently, my family and I are fulfilling a dream by building our own log cabin for living. The blacksmith's mare doesn't have to go barefoot... Robert Malý