Previous Projects

Old Growth Canadian Forest Wood found in Ontario Pioneer Barns with Clearcoat Finish

Reclaimed Wood Pedestal Table

Reclaimed Wood Table & Bench & Ladder Back Chairs for Northern Ontario Cottage in the Greytone Treatment Option [Preserves the Colour of Unfinished]

Within the metal base option, our most popular is the U Shaped or X Shaped. These can be done with or without a rail. Check out this reclaimed wood office table we made with the X Base Option: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood [4 leg design] harvest tables have the option of straight, turned, tapered or cabriole legs. We make these from the 4″x4″ windbrace beams found in old Ontario barns. Continue reading →

The profile of our trestle bases can be modified; in this case the customer opted for a “violin shaped” profile on their reclaimed wood trestle table post. Continue reading →

Our barnboard grey option brings the colour of the exterior of old pioneer barns into the floor boards. This is one of the few options where we add the colour in. Old barn floor boards [threshing floor] aren’t as exposed as the exterior boards so don’t have the same colour. For this particular project; the customer opted for a modified frame base table & Athena chairs with leather seats: Continue reading →

Since we custom build & finish, our table bases can be finished in a painted option. The most common our customers do is black painted [typically to create a contrast between the top and a wood floor]. Check this recent harvest table project: Continue reading →

Our rustic reclaimed wood harvest tables can come in the natural colour of unfinished, with the benefit of our epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat finish. Check out this kitchen harvest table & matching bench project: Continue reading →

For an even heavier duty look, consider our thick 3″ joist material top option. Combined with our heavy duty modern finish, this sturdy, modern look will serve you well for years to come. Check out this modern plank base option project we did with this option: Continue reading →