BUILD YOUR HAPPY PLACE

We want you to fall in love with your home.

When you get home, we want you to feel the weight of your stress and worries melt away as you step into your happy place. Our mission is to create high-quality, real wood TV lift furniture that will enable you to transform your space into a sanctuary of relaxation. From the wood that we hand-select to the last screw that we use to build your furniture, we take great care to use only the best materials to ensure that you will love your TV bed or TV lift cabinet for a lifetime.

Our Team

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Caden Wilding

Co-founder/Head of Marketing & Sales

Standing at 6’6″, and usually wearing a smile, he is hard to miss. Caden’s primary responsibility is to make sure that people who are interested in TV lift furniture find us quickly and easily online. So, seeing as you found us, you have Caden to thank. Between our digital marketing, website maintenance, and helping customers place orders, he stays pretty busy. But no matter how busy he is at work, it is nothing compared to how busy he is at home. He and his amazing wife are the proud parents of four beautiful girls who ensure that there is never a dull moment. When the girls are asleep, you will find Caden tinkering with a recipe in the kitchen or rooting for his beloved BYU cougars.

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Braxten Wilding

Co-founder/Head of Operations

Braxten is basically the left-side brain of Wildwood. There are very few questions of the universe that he can’t explain through a good excel model. With a very strong accounting background and an incredible knack for creative problem-solving, he keeps the business on track by managing all of our finances and operations. When he’s not at work, you can find him spending some time with his wonderful wife and two sons, tearing down mountain faces on his mountain bike or using his protractor and a little trigonometry to determine the optimal depth of a fishing lure (which is truthfully, painfully how he fishes).

Our Story

Braxten and Caden are brothers and co-founders of Wildwood TV Lift Furniture. We first fell in love with woodworking when we were young, helping our grandpa stain cabinets in his wood shop in Southern Utah when we were only eight- or nine-years-old. From there we basically grew up in a wood shop; building projects for neighbors and family, by hand, the old-fashioned way. Once we were in high school, we both had jobs at the family business, Wilding Wallbeds, where we developed a deeper knowledge of woodworking through hand-building real wood Murphy beds and cabinetry. And now, decades later, we are still in Southern Utah building cabinets the way grandpa taught us, with real wood, old-fashioned construction techniques, and a customer-first approach. The only real difference is that now we are building them for you.

Our Story

Braxten and Caden are brothers and co-founders of Wildwood TV Lift Furniture. We first fell in love with woodworking when we were young, helping our grandpa stain cabinets in his wood shop in Southern Utah when we were only eight- or nine-years-old. From there we basically grew up in a wood shop; building projects for neighbors and family, by hand, the old-fashioned way. Once we were in high school, we both had jobs at the family business, Wilding Wallbeds, where we developed a deeper knowledge of woodworking through hand-building real wood Murphy beds and cabinetry. And now, decades later, we are still in Southern Utah building cabinets the way grandpa taught us, with real wood, old-fashioned construction techniques, and a customer-first approach. The only real difference is that now we are building them for you.

Early Years

Braxten and Caden are brothers and co-founders of Wildwood TV Lift Furniture. We first fell in love with woodworking when we were young, helping our grandpa stain cabinets in his wood shop when we were only eight- or nine-years-old. From there we basically grew up in a wood shop, building projects for neighbors and family, the old-fashioned way, just like grandpa taught us. Once we were in high school, we both had jobs at the family business, Wilding Wallbeds, where we developed a deeper knowledge of woodworking through hand-building murphy beds. And now, decades later, we are still building cabinets the way grandpa taught us, with real wood, old-fashioned construction techniques, and a customer-first approach. The big difference is that now we are building them for you.

Starting Wildwood

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The Original Wood Shop

Woodworking became a passion for us early on, but it can be an expensive hobby and, let’s face it, you can only fit so many bookshelves and desks in one house. So, ever since we first learned how to build a simple bookshelf, we have been looking for people we could build them for. As a result, we always had side projects that we could build on the weekends to perpetuate and fund our love for woodworking. One day, a loyal customer told us that he wanted to make his TV disappear, and asked if we could build something for him that would do just that. We looked into it and found that there were remarkably few companies that built high-quality TV lift cabinets, and none that built high-quality TV beds. So we found our first mechanism and got to work. After finishing our first piece of TV lift furniture we realized that we had stumbled upon a great idea, and thus Wildwood TV Lift Furniture was born.

Joining Wilding Wallbeds

Joining Wilding Wallbeds

After a few years in the garage, we found ourselves with a great problem: we had too many orders. We began looking into larger spaces where we could relocate our shop and start hiring people to help us produce beds. Then it occurred to us–we would never be able to grow Wildwood as quickly as we wanted to in small shops with outdated equipment. So, we approached Wilding Wallbeds to see if they would be interested in joining forces. We could leverage their expertise, the incredible talent of their team, as well as their state-of-the-art production facility as well as contribute a new stream of customers to the family business. It turned out to be a match made in woodworking heaven.