Appalachian Hickory

Hickory pattern family inspired by the Appalachian Mountain Range

  • Primary Origin: Woodbourne, New York (Est. 1808) — Nestled in the western Catskill Mountains, part of the broader Appalachian range, this wooded hamlet evokes calm days, old barns, and meandering brooks.
  • New Jersey Counterpart: Woodbourne, New Jersey (Est. 1892) — A quiet rural enclave known for its tall trees, simple roads, and a timeless, inviting charm.
  • Tone: Calm, woodsy, inviting
  • Primary Origin: Woodside, Pennsylvania (Est. 1811) — Set in the Appalachian foothills of Bucks County, this hillside village blends elegance and ease with its forested estates and winding drives.
  • New Jersey Counterpart: Woodside, New Jersey (Est. 1903) — A polished suburb with tree-lined streets and graceful, understated architecture.
  • Tone: Clean, elegant, soft
  • Primary Origin: Woodstock, New York (Est. 1787) — Tucked deep in the Catskills, this storied mountain town is rich with rustic cabins, bold artistic history, and Appalachian soul.
  • New Jersey Counterpart: Woodstock (Morris County), New Jersey (Est. 1909) — A cozy wooded neighborhood that channels tradition, creativity, and old-world rural appeal.
  • Tone: Bold, historic, rustic