Previous Projects

Reclaimed Wood Buffet Console Table with Whitewash Base on Acton Island, Ontario A whitewash finish is a create way to create a contrast/ break things up between a floor and a top. The distressing is even more pronounced when the white … Continue reading →

Reclaimed Wood Table – Toronto Home – Split Post Base There a many simple changes you can make when ordering a table from us; a good way to make it your own unique design. For example, this customer requested a … Continue reading →

Round Tables Work in Many Spaces! Toronto Basement Example Round tables work in many spaces just given its shape.. It is conducive for high-traffic areas, face-to-face conversation, and ideally suits accommodation size-wise within a space.  Round tables have way more … Continue reading →

Toronto Harvest Table with Matching Bench – Ontario Reclaimed Wood The one table base design that typically calls for a shorter-than-table-length bench is the harvest style base. Some spaces are sufficiently roomy – negating the need for the bench to … Continue reading →

Wide Reclaimed Wood Sawbuck Table in Meaford, Ontario Home A wider table will accommodate two seats on the ends. Typical width is 42″ – considered the “sweet spot” for passing across; but if you have the space (roughly 3′ on … Continue reading →

Straight Lines Modern Base on Reclaimed Wood Round Table – Kitchener, Ontario Home Most of our reclaimed wood round table customers opt for a pedestal base – either an old hand-hewn beam post base or reclaimed cedar hydro pole base. … Continue reading →

X Base – A New, Modern Version of the Reclaimed Wood Sawbuck Table We design everything we do around the raw material – avoiding milling/lathing of the heavily distressed raw material. See pictures below for an even simpler version of … Continue reading →

Old Ontario Barns: A Window Into A Simpler Past It’s remarkable to think of what was common place in the era the pioneer barns (that dot our landscape) presided in. Ontario is blessed to have many of these barns remaining; … Continue reading →

Reclaiming Wood from Ontario Pioneer Barns: A “Behind the Scenes” Look! Step inside old Ontario barns The process of reclaiming wood properly is a time-consuming, tedious effort. Unfortunately many demolitionist in the past have forgone the effort it takes to … Continue reading →

We’re growing! November 1st, 2015 we opened a much larger showroom at 655 Industrial Road, Unit 17, Cambridge, ON (same building as previous showroom; just a much larger unit). . The new showroom is all on one floor and has … Continue reading →