More Than Just a Woodworking Shop
Welcome to One in a Million WORKSHOP, founded in 2023 by Hayden Neuman, a young woodworker with autism and ADHD.
Hayden has transformed his unique perspective into a creative powerhouse, redefining the essence of furniture craftsmanship.
Woodworking Shop with a Purpose
Crafting Dreams and Carving Paths
Handcrafted Unique Pieces
More Than Just a Woodworking Shop
Welcome to One in a Million WORKSHOP, founded in 2023 by Hayden Neuman, a young woodworker with autism and ADHD.
Every Creation Tells a Story
Exclusive Live Edge Collection
Welcome to One in a Million Workshop, where the uniqueness of nature meets the unparalleled skills of our neurodiverse artisans.
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Plant Stand/ Drink Table$100.00 -
Live Edge Side Table$150.00 -
ORIGINAL Live Edge Table$200.00 -
Live Edge Coffee Table$300.00 -
Record Player/ Night Table$300.00
“Live Edge”
Blending Craftsmanship and Resilience
Our “Live Edge” pieces reflect the beauty of imperfection, showcasing nature’s raw elegance. Each piece tells a story, blending craftsmanship and resilience to create a one-in-a-million piece of furniture for your home or office.
The term ‘live edge’ defines that natural edge left on one or more sides of a piece of wood. Instead of the clean, sharp lines seen in conventional furniture, the live edge retains the tree’s natural beauty. Cracks, knots, colouration, and other natural characteristics of the wood are intentionally incorporated as they are to become alluring features of live edge creations.
Crafting Wood Furniture with a Purpose
Empowering Special Needs Individuals Through Craftsmanship
We believe that meaningful work correlates to purpose and fulfillment.
There is a wave of special needs young adults who are aging out of our education system and are searching for meaningful work to support themselves.
Helping to create job opportunities, training, and building understanding not only brings value to those with special needs but also to everyone these lives touch.
Take Part in Our Mission
50-75%
of the 5.6 million autistic adults in the U.S. are unemployed or underemployed
50%
of 25-year-olds with autism have never held a paying job, despite having the skill sets and expertise to excel in the workplace.