About

Combining craft woodworking and architectural design to make a better BDSM experience. Sometimes you just need the right aesthetic to get off.

How it Started

Way back in college I had a really cool professor and I pitched the idea of furniture that helped to encourage “bad behavior”—at the time I was thinking about putting your feet on the coffee table, lounging, slouching, sloth and indolence, etc.

A decade later the thought was still in my head. I joined the kink community, then I joined the furry community. Finally the idea found its true form: behavior.tools.

I keep feeling like it’s so hard to find the exact aesthetic I’m looking for in BDSM. So much is cheesy black aluminum and red vinyl, powdercoated microplastic cookie-cutter bullshit.

I want to make things that FEEL good, the way a good piece of furniture does. I want to make the kind of gear that resonates like an heirloom, that you can enjoy every inch of.

Everyone experiences pleasure differently. Everyone has a different body. So why does so much BDSM gear sell you the same tired fantasy. Get something that makes you feel special.