Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Within our reclaimed wood hutches, we offer build in drawers. The benefit of this option is a simple look from the outside, but a lot of functionality from the inside. Check out this hutch project we made utilizing internal drawers: Continue reading →
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Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Our reclaimed wood hutches bring out the natural colour of old Ontario barnwood. Here are some pics from a recent project: Continue reading →
For a consistently dark colour with no redder tones, our new black stain treatment may be a good option. This hutch customer opted for this. Another unique element on this project was the sqaure, heavy duty crown molding. We typically use a 45 degree angle crown; but in this case the client wanted a straight lines, modern design. See a few pics below! Continue reading →
Our reclaimed wood hutches are built using old Ontario barnwood. For hutches we use the interior grainery room boards. We keep nearly all the original distressing, but make practical with a thick polyurethane clearcoat finish. Continue reading →
A reclaimed wood hutch is a great way to add lots of storage capacity. Our custom hutches can be made of any combination of drawers, doors & shelves. For these we primarily use interior 1′ boards from the barn [grainery board] Our design is very straight lines; and we don’t stain [only natural wood] so these will fit in virtually any style of space. Here’s some pics of one we created for a Toronto home: Continue reading →
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Details: Rustic Reclaimed Wood Hutch – 84″ Height – 30″ wide – Hemlock Threshing Floor / Grainery Board Construction – Internal 1″ Shelving – Cast Brass Lee Valley Hardware – 4 Doors – 3 Drawers – Proportionately Sized – Thick Polyurethane Clearcoat Finish / www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →