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Burlington Reclaimed Pedestal Kitchen Table  Smaller tables are ideal in kitchens as they typically are the day-to-day table and don’t typically require a lot of seating at a specific time. On smaller tops we can do a single post; allowing … Continue reading →

Lighter Epoxy Coating Thickness on a Sawbuck Table in Mississauga We can control the thickness of the epoxy coating we put on our tops. Sometimes our customers forgo a smoother surface for feeling more of the original barn wood distressing. … Continue reading →

Stoney Creek Reclaimed Trestle Table & Bench Our tables stand out very well against non-wood backdrops; and the table stands out as a distinct centerpiece with no competing wood grain. Check out this table we made for a client in … Continue reading →

Kitchen Harvest Table with Wormy Maple Chairs in Cambridge, ON Black chairs are a great way to break up tones so that the reclaimed wood top is emphasized as a centerpiece. Some find it a shame to paint over all the wood; … Continue reading →

Square Reclaimed Wood Pedestal Table in Shakespeare, ON Basement A casual space, such as a basement, can be great for a bar height table.  With more people facing each other, a square shape is great for socializing and playing cards. Check … Continue reading →

8.5 ft Trestle Table in Niagara Cathedral Ceiling Dining Room Many people worry that putting a wood table in space that already has a wood floor may create an “overkill” of wood. Besides doing non-wood or solid colour wood chairs; … Continue reading →

Reclaimed Wood Pedestal Table with 24″ Round Lazy Susan in Coldwater, ON Some people opt for a lighter epoxy coating; so the character of the wood if felt more. It’s always a balance of feeling/seeing the original distressing, and ease … Continue reading →

Customized Hand-Hewn Beam Reclaimed Wood Pedestal Table All our tables can be modified in many different ways. If there’s a way you would like to change a design to fit your vision better, don’t be afraid to ask! For example, … Continue reading →

With a lot of wood grain in a space, white or black legs/skirting and white or black chairs can be a great way to create contrast and emphasize the table top. A Sault Ste. Marie customer did this with a … Continue reading →

The key difference our finish makes is it allows us to keep nearly all the original distressing in the old barn planks. Whatever would have gone on in a barn over the course of 100-150 years is visible in our … Continue reading →