Music Industry Collaborations Since 2015

Since 2015, WickerWoodWorks has partnered with record labels, artists, record stores, museums, and music organizations to create handmade vinyl record storage furniture, turntable stations, and collector-focused products. These collaborations reflect our commitment to helping people enjoy music and preserve their collections for generations.

Blue Note Records

Since 2023, WickerWoodWorks has collaborated with Blue Note Records to create custom vinyl storage furniture and collector-focused products designed for jazz fans and vinyl collectors. The finest in Jazz meets the finest in vinyl record storage.

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Capitol Records

WickerWoodWorks partnered with Capitol Records to design and manufacture a co-branded collection for vinyl collectors. The collection included the Capitol x WickerWoodWorks Cube, vinyl record display hanger, and a set of colorful acrylic record dividers, all made in Portland, Oregon.

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Interscope Records

WickerWoodWorks worked with Interscope Records on special collector-focused projects that connected music fans with purpose-built furniture designed for vinyl listening spaces.

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Music Millennium

WickerWoodWorks has worked with Music Millennium, one of the oldest and most respected independent record stores in the United States. Based in Portland, Oregon, Music Millennium has been a cornerstone of the local music community since 1969. Together, the companies have created special Record Store Day projects and collector-focused products. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting vinyl culture and independent music.

Austin Record Convention

WickerWoodWorks has been a recurring exhibitor at the Austin Record Convention, one of the largest vinyl record events in the world. The convention brings together collectors, dealers, record labels, and music enthusiasts from around the globe. Participating in the event allows WickerWoodWorks to connect directly with the vinyl community and showcase furniture designed specifically for collectors. The event has become an important part of the company's ongoing relationship with record enthusiasts.

Cultural & Retail Partnerships

Beyond labels, our collaborations extend into lifestyle and retail. Our Irving Turntable Station was featured in Seth Rogen's Houseplant Airbnb, curated as part of a mid-century modern creative retreat. In Portland, we've partnered with What's New Furniture on SE Grand Ave, where our Turntable Station was displayed and sold out. Locally, our collaborations include community favorites like Music Millennium, Tomorrow Records, The Record Pub, Ronald Records, Prospector Records and other independent institutions that make Portland's vinyl culture so vibrant. Going outside of Portland, our pieces were featured at the Austin Record Convention, one of the coolest events we have ever been a part of. WickerWoodWorks is also on display at Limited to One Records in New York City.

Through each collaboration, whether with a global record label or a neighborhood shop, we bring WickerWoodWorks' mission to life: crafting timeless vinyl storage furniture that unites collectors, musicians, and designers across cultures and generations. Today, WickerWoodWorks furniture can be found in all 50 states and 36 countries worldwide.

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WickerWoodWorks works with record labels, artists, record stores, museums, audio companies, and music organizations to create custom vinyl storage furniture, branded products, retail installations, and limited-edition collections.

2022 – Houseplant Airbnb Project
2023 – Blue Note Records
2024 – Capitol Records
2024 – Interscope Records
2025 – Austin Record Convention

Several of these projects have also been covered by national media. See our press and media coverage in The Wall Street Journal, Esquire, Marketplace, KVUE, and Discogs.