01 / Cook
Make the meal an occasion.
Outdoor kitchens, premium grills and wood-fired ovens for people who enjoy cooking as much as eating.
Outdoor living · A new perspective
Stay a little
longer.
Outdoor spaces made for good food, easy conversation and evenings that end later than planned.
The idea
Make room for the moments that matter.
Dinner outside. A fire after sunset. Enough comfortable seating that no one is in a hurry to leave.
Sienna Arbor plans the kitchen, dining and gathering areas together, choosing pieces that make sense for the space and for the people who will use it.
First collection · In development
Cook. Gather. Stay.
We’re starting with the pieces that make an outdoor space genuinely useful—not an endless catalog of things to buy.
02 / Gather
Give everyone a place.
Dining and lounge seating that lets the conversation keep going.
03 / Stay
Let the evening unfold.
Fire features and shelter that make the outdoors inviting beyond summer.
From their table to yours
Tasted at the winery. Built at home.
The oven that made your pizza at the winery could become the heart of your own backyard. That connection—from a place people love visiting to the home they return to—is the idea behind Sienna Arbor.
01
A space worth visiting
We plan outdoor settings around the way guests actually cook, eat and spend time together.
02
Experienced, not just seen
Guests use the products in a real setting. That tells them far more than a catalog page ever could.
03
Brought home, done right
If a guest wants the same feeling at home, we help plan it and coordinate the work with trusted local trades.
For places that welcome people
An outdoor experience worth returning to.
We start with the space, how it is used and what you want guests to remember. Then we bring together the right products and makers.
- Wineries and tasting rooms
- Boutique hospitality and restaurants
- Residential and multi-property communities
For manufacturers and distributors
Your work, placed where people live with it.
We’re looking for a small group of makers whose products belong together outdoors. Sienna Arbor sells the setting, not a list of disconnected products, and gives each brand room to be represented well.
Start a dealer conversationHospitality placements that inspire residential demand
Guests get to experience your product in use. When they want it at home, they already understand what makes it special.
Sold as part of a planned space
Products are chosen to work together, which opens the door to a fuller sale instead of one discounted item.
Your pricing and brand, respected
We honor minimum advertised pricing, use approved imagery and descriptions, and do not lead with discounts.
Installed by a vetted local network
We’re building relationships with licensed, insured Idaho tradespeople who know their work and stand behind it.
Commercial account development
We look for openings, renovations and new developments where one good project could lead to several more.
A consultative, human sale
Technology can handle research and follow-up. The discovery, recommendations and sale stay personal.
For local trades
Your client stays your client.
We bring the products and planning that fall outside your usual scope. We do not compete for your project or step between you and your client. Done well, the partnership gives you more to offer and gives the client one less piece to figure out alone.
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Who you would be working with
Cheryl Hartley, founder
Homeowner. Project lead. Trades coordinator. Enterprise seller.
I know what it feels like to be the homeowner in the middle of a big project. I acted as general contractor on my own remodel and coordinated four trades over six months. The kitchen, the exterior, the materials, the schedules and the people all had to come together.
Before that, I spent my career in enterprise sales and business development with Xerox and Ricoh. Sienna Arbor brings those two sides of my experience together: complex sales, practical coordination and a real respect for the people who make the work happen.
Sienna Arbor is operated by The BridgeWorks Firm, LLC, based in Idaho.