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If you make a dry piece of wood wet, it darkens up and brings out the patina. The older wood gets, the more patina there is, therefore the darker it is when made wet. A clearcoat finish has the same effect. Some people really like the light colour of unfinished; but want the benefit of our clearcoat epoxy + polyurethane finish which fills in all the distressing we maintained. This the idea behind out Greytone Treatment Option. Check out this previous sawbuck table project we made for a customer: Continue reading →

Our greytone treatment option maintains the light, natural colour of unfinished reclaimed wood, while still allowing for our durable/waterproof epoxy + polyurethane finish. Continue reading →

Our greytone treatment will keep the gray colour of unfinished. Here’s a coffee table project we did in this option: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood coffee tables have the option of the colour of unfinished, while still keeping the benefits of the waterproof clearcoat finish. We call it the greytone treatment. Check out this coffee table we created using this option: Continue reading →

Our greytone treatment will maintain the [lighter] colour of unfinished. Here’s a hutch we made for a client with this option: Continue reading →

We can keep the gray tones of reclaimed wood with our greytone treatment. Check out this barnwood coffee table we created: 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 →

Islands can be customized to fit your purposes. In this case, the client was looking for additional storage in their island rather than seating; so we did doors and lots of internal storage. See pics! Continue reading →

The straight polyurethane option eliminates the epoxy [clearcoat filling] process from finishing. While the top will be less practical given the amount of unfilled distressing, some of our customers appreciate it as you can feel the original distressing. This desk client opted for this option; see pics below. Continue reading →

With custom desks, the calculations in terms of clearance are different than other furniture. The imperative is to make everything as “handy” as possible for maximum productivity. For this project, the client wanted access to cabinetry to be close by. We incorporated a custom cabinet within the design. See pics below. Continue reading →