Previous Projects

We keep the original edges the way they came out of the old barn. Not live edge, or cut edge, the edges really show the authentic Ontario barnwood distressing. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

The benefit of a pedestal base in the base is the most out of the way. Check out the reclaimed wood pedestal table we made for a customer with hand-hewn beam posts: Continue reading →

Given our good-to-write-on finish, we offer reclaimed wood office furniture. The modern finish combined with the old wood provides a unique but also refined look. Check out this custom reclaimed wood round table with some wormy maple ladder back chairs we made for a Toronto office: Continue reading →

To feel more of the original barnwood distressing, consider our light epoxy coating option. Check out this reclaimed wood metal base table we created for a customer with this option: Continue reading →

The way we get the unique look of our tables is keeping nearly all the original distressing from historic Ontario barns. The older distressing in a board gets, the darker it gets. This is why the distressing in our tops is black; as it is so old. This can’t be done artificially created. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

Our bleached option keeps the light colour of unfinished; but cuts out all the brown [no stain, just clearcoat finish]. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a customer with this option: 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 →

For an extra thick look to the top, we offer a 3″ barn joist material edge. These come from interior rafters within an old pioneer barn. This reclaimed sawbuck style table customer opted for this option: Continue reading →

Since we build from scratch, we can do almost any modifications to your table. A popular alternative to the threshing floor sawbuck post option is using beams. See pics below from a previous project! Continue reading →

The Ontario barnwood we use for our tables really shine when we add our clearcoat finish, pulling out all the original patina & tones. For this recent project, we used hand-hewn beams for the pedestal table posts. Continue reading →