Since 1973, We’ve Been Building Furniture With a Pulse
Coffins Ink didn’t start in a boardroom—it started in a garage in Las Vegas, with a vision: flip traditional décor on its head. In a world of beige and boring, we chose black and blood red. Our founder was an artist first and a woodworker second, and that spirit still fuels everything we do today.
From our earliest coffin-shaped bookcases to today’s pastel vanities and raw wood displays, every piece has been built with intention. Each curve, corner, and coat of paint reflects the same message: This is yours. Own it.
Why the Coffin?
It’s more than a shape. It’s a symbol—of rebellion, of individuality, of living authentically in a world that demands conformity. Our community of goth girls, emo queens, tattoo artists, and alternative collectors get it. And they’ve made Coffins Ink more than a business. They’ve made it a movement.
Whether you’re furnishing a salon, gallery, studio, or your own sanctuary, you’re not just buying furniture. You’re investing in art with soul.
