Previous Projects

Our tables bases can be custom finished to any paint colour. Most the time our customers do this to contrast with the top; or break up wood grain between a wood floor and wood table top. Check out this reclaimed wood trestle table & bench project we did with a custom white painted bases. In this case the customer also opted for a black stain treatment on the top: Continue reading →

Our black stain treatment option makes our reclaimed wood tables consistently dark throughout, while still maintaining the original character / distressing / character and patina range tones in the Ontario barnwood we use. Here’s a recent project custom sawbuck table we did using this process: Continue reading →

Our Black Stain Treatment Option makes our furniture consistently dark throughout; while still showing the distressing, patina range and character of the old wood. This is great option for customers who want a very specific idea of how the final colour will come out. Since we add something in, it will be the same every time. Continue reading →

Our black stain treatment makes the wood consistently dark; while still maintaining the look of the barnwood distressing / old growth wood grain. Check out this trestle table project: Continue reading →

With a minimal sand out of the old patina, our tables will be very dark. This barnwood trestle table customer opted for this option: Continue reading →

Our shaker chairs are a simple country style that complement the style of our tables. On this project the customer opted to have them painted black, which provides a nice contrast to the reclaimed wood sawbuck table top. The benches at the ends make for practical seating options and slide out of the way when not in use. See pics below! Continue reading →

For a more subtle reclaimed wood look, consider our black stain treatment. This option has less contrast than our typical reclaimed wood tables, while still maintaining the original Ontario barnwood distressing & character of the wood. Check out these boardroom tables we made for a Toronto space: Continue reading →

To avoid and red/orange/yellow tones while still maintaining old character/patina & distressing of the old wood, consider our black stain treatment. Check out this Toronto boardroom table we finished in this option: Continue reading →

For a consistently dark colour with no redder tones, our new black stain treatment may be a good option. This hutch customer opted for this. Another unique element on this project was the sqaure, heavy duty crown molding. We typically use a 45 degree angle crown; but in this case the client wanted a straight lines, modern design. See a few pics below! Continue reading →

Our new black stain treatment cuts out the red tones in the original barnwood patina. The natural colour is our most popular option, however in certain spaces removing the redder tones is important. Check out this desk we made for a Waterloo client using this method: Continue reading →