Our reclaimed wood hutches are custom built from scratch, so we can build to suit your space. Here’s a recent corner hutch project we did made with doors & shelving:

Project Summary: Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Corner Hutch we made for a Vienna home – 7′ Height / 3’10” Wide – Bottom Doors/ Top Shelving – Old Growth Pine Threshing Floor + Grainery Board Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Mission Cast Brass Lee Valley Hardware – Polyurethane clearcoat finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

84″ Height Ontario Barnwood Hutch we made for a Sarnia home – 50″ wide – 30″ deep – 2 Doors – Adjustable Shelving – Reclaimed old growth grainery board construction – Original edges + distressing kept – Lee Valley Hardware – Satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca

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78″ Height Ontario Barnwood Hutch we made for a Woodbridge, Ontario Office – 30″ wide – 20″ deep – 2 Doors – Internal Closet & Shelving – Mission Cast Brass Lee Valley Hardware – Hemlock Threshing Floor & Grainery Board Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish / www.table.ca Continue reading →

Custom Storage Hutch we made for a Rockwood customer – Reclaimed Hemlock Threshing Floor & Grainery Board Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – 6 doors – 3 drawers – Polyurethane clearcoat finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

36″ Wide Ontario Barnwood Shelving Hutch we made for an Elmwood home – 6 1/2′” height – 18″ deep base/ top 16″ deep – Reclaimed old growth hemlock grainery board construction – Original pioneer edges + distressing kept – Lee Valley Hardware – Satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Armoire – Old Growth Hemlock Threshing Floor & Grainery Board Construction – 2 Doors / 2 Drawers – Internal Hanging Option on top portion – Original edges & distressing maintained – Cast Brass Lee Valley Hardware – Crown Molding – Satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca

For our custom reclaimed wood hutches/armoires, you can opt for adjustable (or fixed) internal shelving, or an open inside for hanging clothes. Check out the hutch we made for a Cambridge customer: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood hutches are custom built with any quantity of drawers/doors/shelving in a shaker/straight lines design. We recently custom build this one [see pics below!]:

Project Summary: 7′ Height Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Hutch we made for a Lombardy Office – 48″ wide – 18” deep top part shelving + 3 Drawers / 10 ½” deep bottom part + 2 Doors – Mission Cast Brass Lee Valley Hardware – Hemlock Threshing Floor & Grainery Board Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Crown Molding – Matte polyurethane clearcoat finish / www.table.ca Continue reading →

The character of historic pioneer work is visible in the surfaces of our furniture. We made this reclaimed wood hutch to maximize storage:

Project Summary: 36″ Wide Ontario Barnwood Hutch we made for a Goulais River Home – 84″ height – 24″ deep – 2 Doors / Glass Inserts – Adjustable Shelving Inside – Reclaimed old growth hemlock grainery board construction – Original pioneer edges + distressing kept – Lee Valley Hardware – Satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

33″ Wide Ontario Barnwood Hutch we made for a Guelph Home – 84″ height – 20″ deep – 2 Top Doors / 2 Bottom Doors / Glass Inserts – Ajustable Shelving Inside – Reclaimed old growth hemlock threshing floor + grainery board construction – Original edges + distressing kept – Mission Cast Brass Lee Valley Hardware – Satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca
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111″ Wide Ontario Barnwood Hutch we made for a Torrance cotage – 107″ 7/8″ height – 16″ deep – Centre 45″ wide / 18″ deep – Outside units proportionally sized – Reclaimed old growth hemlock threshing floor + grainery board construction – Original edges + distressing kept – Lee Valley Hardware – Satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca

We maintain all the original distressing in the historical, hardship ridden boards we use. Continue reading →