Previous Projects

For smaller tables, typically a single center pedestal is the best option to maximize leg & knee clearance. Check out this hand-hewn post base option reclaimed wood pedestal table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

To seat two people comfortably, consider getting your table made wider. 48″ width or greater will seat two. On long tables this is a popular option; as you’ll still have the long/narrow table look and will be proportionate. Check out this barnwood trestle table project we made for a customer: Continue reading →

To feel more of the original distressing, consider our light epoxy coating option. In this case we don’t fill the cavities/distressing. Though a bit less practical; the character of the wood is really pronounced. The “bad” lighting in these photos we took of this reclaimed wood cottage table with trestle base show the rougher finish: Continue reading →

For a contrast between a wood floor and a wood table top, consider solid color parsons chairs. We offer top-grain leather V Back Parsons chairs made by local Mennonites. We made this custom reclaimed wood pedestal table for a customer who also opted for this option: Continue reading →

We design our reclaimed wood benches to slide directly under the table by staggering the posts. Benches maximize seating and allow the barnwood top to really stand out as a centrepiece. Check out the reclaimed wood dining table set we made for a customer: Continue reading →

Our innovative 2-stage clearcoat finish allows us to maintain almost everything that is in the old barn floor board/ threshing floor boards we use. Whatever would have gone in an Ontario pioneer barn we are able to keep. Check out this reclaimed harvest table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

A reclaimed wood bench is a great way to emphasize/showcase a table top. Better than looking at the backs of chairs, benches also maximize seating, especially when seating children. With a dark wood table top, dark wood floor, light coloured leather parsons chairs are a good way to create some contrast. Check out this reclaimed wood pedestal table we made for a customer with these options: Continue reading →

Our greytone treatment option maintains the light colour of unfinished. The epoxy/polyurethane process we use allows us to keep nearly all the original Ontario pioneer distressing. Check out this metal base table project we made with these options: Continue reading →

While high gloss will reflect everything and show things like fingerprints more, it’s the clearest possible clear coat which looks amazing. Check this reclaimed wood table project we made for a customer which also done in our unique barnboard grey treatment option: Continue reading →

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 →