Previous Projects

To avoid and red/orange/yellow tones while still maintaining old character/patina & distressing of the old wood, consider our black stain treatment. Check out this Toronto boardroom table we finished in this option: Continue reading →

For a more modern option within our round tables, consider our threshing floor X base option. See pics below! Continue reading →

We custom build our reclaimed wood coffee tables. Check out this elliptical shaped coffee table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

To have the benefit of the epoxy & polyurethane clearcoat finish in the colour of unfinished, consider our greytone treatment option. We seal the wood before the finishing process so that the wood won’t darken up when clearcoated. Check out boardroom table we made recently in this option: Continue reading →

We go overkill with all dimensions when we build. For this custom island we built – incorporating a lot “on-site” elements – the customer opted for our extra thick 3″ top and hand-hewn beams. See pics below! Continue reading →

The dark colour of old Ontario barn wood comes from its age. The various brown patina tones will stand out as a centerpiece is almost any space. Check out this custom reclaimed wood table we recently delivered: Continue reading →

Islands are done many different ways. While less common, many of our customers opt to simply raise one of our table styles to island height. Check out this trestle island we create: Continue reading →

We offer custom steel inlays in our product. Most of the time, we embed these in a table top. In this case; we embedded the steel in the front of a desk. See pics below. Continue reading →

Old Ontario barnwood has a lot of rustic beauty, particularly with the amount of distressing we maintain. Here’s some pics of a coffee table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

We offer custom steel graphic embedding in our reclaimed wood table tops. We laser cut logos/graphic and then router the steel into the table top. Then we flood epoxy clearcoat over top. Check out this complex 2 layered steel project we did for a company’s boardroom table: Continue reading →