Robin and Michael McClintock moved from New York City to Tucker County, West Virginia 20+ years ago. They found abandoned farmland within the Monongahela National Forest which includes much of Mozark Mountain. They spent their first West Virginia autumn camped in a tent, building the one-room cabin where they’d spend winter. Now, that cabin is the dining room of their large farmhouse on Mozark Mountain.
Trained as artists, believers that the impact of the man-made environment is as essential as the natural environment. MMW focuses on custom objects and projects whether adaptive reuse historic building projects, custom furniture from reclaimed materials, historic tax credit filing, vintage vehicle restoration, exhibition installation and their herd of heirloom fainting goats.