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Georgian Bluffs, Ontario Reclaimed Wood Harvest Table This reclaimed hemlock harvest table really stands out against the light carpeted floor. To create additional contrast, this customer also bought black parsons chairs. With the table being the only wood surface in … Continue reading →

62″ Round Table in Thornhill, Ontario Made from Reclaimed Barnwood Using non-wood chairs are a great way to make the table top the centerpiece; as the softer look really makes the table top the centerpiece and avoid competing wood grain. … Continue reading →

5.5 ft Georgetown Reclaimed Wood Harvest Table with Black Base and Black Wormy Maple Buckhorn Chairs A black base is a great way to create contrast and emphasize a beautiful reclaimed wood top. Combined with solid black chairs; the distressed … Continue reading →

7 ft Reclaimed Pine Cottage Harvest Table with Black Skirting and Legs A good way to create contrast between wood grains is a black base. With a wood top and wood floor things can get a bit “busy” looking, especially … Continue reading →

7 ft Reclaimed Pine Harvest Table with Turned Legs in St. Catherines, Ontario Townhome We frequently tell the customers who come to our showroom that our tables “look even better in your home than in the showroom” given the lighting. We … Continue reading →

Large Reclaimed Hemlock Reclaimed Wood Harvest Table in New York State, USA The great thing about reclaimed wood tables is they work in nearly every design scheme. With the straight lines design, aged distressing, pioneer history, and clearly “un-carpentered” tops … Continue reading →

Burlington Reclaimed Hemlock Barnwood Harvest Table with Extensions  All our tables can extend up to 18″ on either end – see pictures below for a sample with our harvest table design. We determine the colour of our tables by how much … Continue reading →

Old + New Juxtaposition – Toronto Reclaimed Wood Boardroom Table We do a lot of boardroom tables given the evenness of our inventive epoxy and polyurethane finishes. We maintain nearly all the original distressing and then flood resin on to … Continue reading →

Toronto Harvest Table with Matching Bench – Ontario Reclaimed Wood The one table base design that typically calls for a shorter-than-table-length bench is the harvest style base. Some spaces are sufficiently roomy – negating the need for the bench to … Continue reading →

Alternative Finish/Painted Reclaimed Harvest Tables Bases Any of our table bases can be finished in different colours (as opposed to natural clearcoat). Typically this is done to create a contrast between the table top and the floor. If you have … Continue reading →