There’s no shortage of furniture in the world. Most of it is made quickly, sold quickly, and replaced just as fast. What’s harder to find are pieces that feel substantial, built with the expectation that they’ll still be there generations from now.
We began this company with one goal in mind.
To create heirloom-quality furniture from sustainably sourced materials while providing exceptional customer service.
We take pride in delivering exceptional quality through meticulous craftsmanship. Every project we undertake is built with precision, care, and a dedication to lasting excellence. Quality isn’t just a standard—it’s our promise.
We use sustainably sourced, reclaimed, and recycled materials as much as possible. From salvaging precious lumber from demolition homes, to utilizing recycled metal, we take pride in giving new life to what would otherwise be discarded.
We are deeply committed to sustainability, partnering exclusively with environmentally responsible suppliers who share our vision for a greener future. Every material we source is carefully chosen to minimize environmental impact while maintaining the highest standards of quality. By prioritizing eco-friendly practices at every stage, we ensure our products not only look good—but do good—for the planet.
We pledge to provide exceptional customer service rooted in respect, integrity, and genuine care. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we are committed to listening, responding promptly, and going above and beyond to meet your needs.
SOME COULD SAY THAT THE STORY OF VAULT FURNITURE BEGAN SIMPLY WITH TWO HARD WORKING PEOPLE, ONE GREAT IDEA AND A LITTLE BIT OF FATE.
Andy and Brandi Gooding are the Dynamic Duo that is Vault Furniture. They began this company with one goal in mind. To create heirloom-quality furniture from sustainably sourced materials while providing exceptional customer service.
Andy grew up with a passion in mechanics and carpentry. From an early age he showed talent in construction and as a teenager he could bring crippled machinery back to life. After High school Andrew attended WCC for construction & welding. Unfortunately, construction had come to a screeching halt due to the recession. This led Andrew to continue his education at MIAT in the field of power generation. After working on wind turbines in North Dakota for a year, Andrew came home and met Brandi within the first week.
Brandi had an eye for design since she can remember. She excelled in art classes and expressed herself through fashion. It was this passion for creation and form that led her to graduate in Commercial Interior Design from Michigan State University. Similarly to Andrew, her ideal job was unattainable due to the recession. Instead, she worked as a partner in her mother's Cabinet Studio. It was here that she learned essential business skills while she designed custom cabinetry. It was three years after graduation when she met Andrew through a mutual friend.
In one year they created a workshop, a line of furniture, and a brand. Now after a decade, their success continues. They are married with two kids, have a 5,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Caldwell, ID with aspirations of one day becoming a household name.
