Wooden It Be Nice

In central Home, there is a small storefront.
And in this storefront, furniture.
And the name of this little store: Wooden It Be Nice.
Wooden It Be Nice is a single craftsman's store, run by the old couple Scott and Lucy Fry, as well as their children Arthur and Sophia Fry, and is co-managed by Sophia's husband Perry. The heir of the store is Sophia, the Fry's eldest child. This small store is a one-location shop, and is open six days a week, closed on Sunday. 
It is inhabited by the smell of freshly carved wood, as well as chairs, tables, desks, curtain fixtures, lights, benches, figurines, decorations and so much more, all of them hand-crafted by Scott, Arthur and Scott's brother Hobart, who owns a wood-carving shop called Hobart Bupert's Home Shop, which focuses on creating other furnishing goods as well as stocking Wooden with items to be sold by Sophia, Perry, Arthur and Lucy, who also act as regular employees to the store for the public.
It was started by Scott and Hobart's father Virgil, who originally opened the store under the name Whitney's Woodstock and Decor, which held for roughly twelve years before it closed, was remodeled and returned to business under the name Wooden It Be Nice, after Virgil asked his son and daughter if they liked the name. Sophia was recorded as saying, in her youth at the time of the question, "Now, wood'n it be nice if ..." Before being stopped by her brother Arthur and asked to repeat what she had just said. Thus the name was born, and from then on, it was renamed to the moniker that the citizens of Home all know and love today. Had Sophia finished her thought, the name might have changed.

Type

Craftsman, Blacksmith / Smithy