Where We Come From, and Why That Matters

Rooted in Boston Mills

Millsdale began with the trust of Boston Mills—a studio known for its precision, its craft, and its refusal to overproduce. Some of our earliest forms were drawn directly from their archive—adapted, re-proportioned, and built with their full authorization.
These builds carry their influence. They also carry our hand.

Studio-Built, Not Showroom-Carried

Our pieces are not offloaded inventory or rebranded stock.
Every form is re-evaluated, locally produced, and registered under the Millsdale name. Materials may differ. Processes evolve. But the design logic remains aligned: structural clarity, longevity, and honest material.

Adapted, Not Imitated

When we interpret a Boston Mills piece, we do so deliberately. Some proportions are shifted to meet local materials. Some components are modified to reflect workshop technique. Every change is traced.
This is not duplication. It’s an extension of a shared principle: build fewer, better forms—with respect for what came before.

A Studio of Its Own

Millsdale is shaped by Boston Mills, but led by its own rhythm. We build in Pakistan. We use regional hardwoods. We control our own production, lead times, and client relationships.
This isn’t a satellite—it’s a separate studio. Born from lineage. Built with its own tools.