Woodworking studio · Nijverheidsweg 6, Utrecht

Work with your hands.

Step into the world of woodworking at the Bovenkamer

Woodworking for everyone

Welcome to the Bovenkamer

The Bovenkamer is a place in Utrecht where people can discover the joy of working with wood. Whether you're making your first project or looking to improve your skills, you'll find the space and support to learn, create and build something with your own hands.

In our spacious workshop, we offer woodworking courses, workshops and team building events. You'll find everything you need to get started and turn your ideas into real projects. With personal guidance, skilled instructors and a relaxed atmosphere, we make learning woodworking both enjoyable and rewarding.

Whether you join us for a one day workshop or a longer course, you'll leave with new skills, hands on experience and something you've made yourself.

About the workshop
Houtbewerkings cursussen en workshops Utrecht waarbij je het traditionele ambacht leert
Begeleiding aan de machines bij Bovenkamer Utrecht
From Idea to Finished Product

Bring your ideas to life

Whether you're looking for a custom made product, a small production run or a place to build your own project, De Bovenkamer can help. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern equipment, we work with individuals and businesses to turn ideas into reality.

From furniture and interior projects to promotional products and corporate gifts, we support the entire process from concept to finished product. Our workshop is equipped for both traditional woodworking and modern production techniques, making it suitable for unique pieces as well as small production runs.

Want to build it yourself? Our workshop is also available to makers who need the space, tools and machinery to bring their projects to life. Whether you're a hobbyist, an experienced woodworker or a small business owner, you'll find everything you need to get started.

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The idea

Peace of mind

Working with wood takes you out of your head and brings you into the moment. You focus on the material, the technique, and the act of making itself. In the end, you are left with something you created with your own hands.