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Bespoke commissions

Custom nautical woodwork — engraved keychains, corporate gifts, boat fittings and one-off pieces made to your specification.

Dozens of teak deck-pattern keychains laid out together after a large order

Custom and creative woodwork is a large part of what happens at the bench. If you have something in mind, we can always discuss what suits you or your company best.

What I take on

Personalised gifts — names, dates, boat names or logos laser-engraved into oak, teak or mahogany.

Corporate and bulk orders — large runs of keychains and gifts with your logo. Personalised packaging and engraving are available.

Boat fittings — cleats, handles, trim and small deck parts, made to your dimensions.

One-off pieces — lamps, sculptures and furniture. Two past commissions are shown further down this page.

How it works

  1. Tell me the idea — a sketch, a photo or a rough description is enough.
  2. We agree the details — timber, dimensions, engraving and finish, with a firm price and timeline.
  3. I build it — you’ll get progress photos along the way.

Lead time depends on the piece and the season; expect two to four weeks for most commissions.

Get started

Email info@seacoast.lt or call +370 680 85599 with what you have in mind.

Please note: custom and personalised items cannot be returned or exchanged unless they arrive damaged or defective.

Sea of keychains

A large corporate run, engraved with the client's own name and packed in branded boxes. Big orders are always welcome — personalised packaging and laser engraving on the wood are both possible, and the per-piece price comes down as the run grows.

Kraft boxes printed RAPSODY, each holding an engraved teak keychain
A keychain engraved RAPSODY resting beside its branded box
A deck-pattern keychain next to a printed presentation box
A pile of finished teak keychains on stainless rings, ready to ship

Log lamp

A customer in Finland wanted a lamp and a log to become one object. The base keeps its bark and is finished in transparent matt varnish so the wood still looks fresh, with a 3 W LED for warm, low light. Roughly 50 cm tall and 30 cm wide.

A lamp built into a bark-covered log section, shade lit from within
Side view showing the raw bark edge meeting the linen shade
The log lamp switched on, casting warm light across the workshop
The lit lamp at night, the cut end of the log glowing softly