Previous Projects

The warmth of old patina really comes out with our clearcoat finish. Using local Ontario barnwood, we custom build these from scratch, maintaining all the original distressing. Here’s a sample of a reclaimed hemlock coffee table. Continue reading →

Our raw material comes from old Ontario barns. Check out this custom barnboard round table we created! Continue reading →

We keep the authentic pioneeer distressing, and then only clear coat. Continue reading →

Our greytone treatment options maintain the light colour of unfinished. Check out this option on a custom round table we made: Continue reading →

Custom Built Unfinished Rustic Reclaimed Wood Mennonite Furniture We keep nearly all the original distressing in the old raw material. Some of our customers opt for the unfinished option; but we can also fill all this original distressing with our … Continue reading →

Reclaimed Wood Trestle Table in Waterloo, Ontario Home One of the benefits of the trestle style base is the rail between the two posts. This is great for putting your feet up. This is one of the oldest table designs … Continue reading →

10 ft Reclaimed Wood Hemlock Sawbuck Table in Cambridge, Ontario We usually recommend those with wood floors to use solid colour chairs to break up the floor from the tablet top; making the table top the centerpiece. The ideal thing … Continue reading →

9 ft Modern High Gloss Reclaimed Wood Table and Bench in Hamilton, Ontario The juxtaposition of aged, distressed wood and a modern, high gloss finish creates an extremely unique look. High gloss is highly refined; raw reclaimed barnwood is the … Continue reading →

5 ft Reclaimed Wood Harvest Kitchen Table in Stoney Creek, Ontario The legs for our harvest tables are made from the 4″x 4″ windbrace beams that come from the structure of a pioneer barn. The windbrace beams are place at … Continue reading →

9 ft Reclaimed Wood Sawbuck Table at Simcoe Lake, Ontario Cottage A lot of remote areas up have roads simple called “Firelane #”. We love delivering to these areas as we get to experience the beauty of Ontario’s remote regions. … Continue reading →