Previous Projects

For a combination of reclaimed wood & modern design, consider our plank base tables. This is the simplest, most “straight lines” table we do. Check out this reclaimed wood table project with a plank style base: Continue reading →

Our durable/waterproof finish makes our tops good for practical, daily use. We maintain nearly all the original distressing in the reclaimed wood which provides the unique look of our stuff. Check out this desk project we made with a matte black metal base: Continue reading →

For a more industrial look, consider our metal base option. For this reclaimed wood table project, we did a stainless steel U Shaped base: Continue reading →

As our tables are built from scratch; we can build to almost any shape. Here’s an octagon shaped reclaimed pedestal table we made. We beefed up the hand-hewn with mini windbrace beam posts to accommodate the large 72″ diameter: Continue reading →

Since we custom build from scratch, many of customers have taken advantage of customizing their reclaimed wood sawbuck tables to their specific purpose. See a few below Continue reading →

The unique nature of our table comes from the raw material [reclaimed barnwood], the maintenance of the old distressing, and our inventive epoxy + polyurethane finish. Check out this recent sawbuck table & bench project: Continue reading →

We maintain nearly all the original distressing in the old Ontario barnwood we use as the raw material. This is enhanced with our heavy duty [clearcoat] finish which also makes our tables practical. The warm tones contrast nicely in more monotone spaces. See pics below of a sawbuck table we made for a customers basement: Continue reading →

With the amount of old patina and distressing we maintain, our tables are very suited for cottages. Check out this round one we created: Continue reading →

Our bleached greytone treatment maintain the colour of unfinished while cutting out the browner tones. Check out this round table we made for a GTA customer: Continue reading →

The raw material we start with as our raw material started out as the raw material for a barn by an Ontario pioneer 100+ years ago. The aged patina and character attests to this. Here’s a round table we made using reclaimed Ontario barnwood: Continue reading →