$300
A vintage metal pedestal base paired with a round wooden top, oxidized for a deep grey effect.
28″ (d) x 17″ (h)
Oxidized Coffee Table
Thick Traditional Table | Thin Breadboards
Available for Custom Order
Starting Range $1400 – $2200
Made of reclaimed pine salvaged from our client’s own home renovation, this thick traditional dining table is a great example of laminated wood (holes & gaps filled), and thin breadboards.
We’ve paired it here with the Rialto Chair by Roost for a contemporary touch- You can see them here.
Reclaimed Pine Coffee Table
Salvaged Parts Lamp
$550
Another lamp made out of unlikely materials!
This time, Liz used a salvaged drum body and three vintage rolling pins. Yes, you read that right!
Wired up with a neutral cloth covered wire from our friends at Sundial Wire and a sleek pull chain.
45.5″ height
16″ shade diameter
Small chest of drawers
$380 SOLD!
This sweet little chest of drawers was made out of salvaged and excess materials from past projects. Two vintage drawers and a small cubby make for a simple, one of a kind, and zero waste storage solution!
Looking for a little more storage room? Check out our Repurposed Chest of Drawers!
36″ x 14.5″ x 18″
Drawers: 25″ x 12″ x 5.25″
Cubby: 7.25″ x 13.5″ x 13″
Trestle Table with Reclaimed Oak
Available for Custom Order
A one of a kind trestle table featuring reclaimed oak and heavy duty cast iron legs. Using reclaimed and vintage materials means we can’t exactly replicate many projects, but we love working from inspiration to create something new!
Ask us about a custom table like this one!
5′ 11.5″ x 2′ 10.75″ x 2’6″
Leather Ottomans
$200 each /SOLD OUT!
We never knew how much we needed leather ottomons in the shop until we spotted these at Brimfield this year.
Perfection in imperfection, in it’s truest form!
Like how we styled our leather ottomans?
Pair with one of our vintage rugs. You can view the reclaimed block tables as seen in photo, here! We also offer a variety of Taylor Ceramics in the shop and on the site, here!
Each ottomon has a removable cover with a zipper. Each vary in leather condition.
17″ x 17″ x 12″
Bowl in Mahogany
Serving Dish in Mahogany
Serving Dish
Painted Coffee Table
Vintage Base Birch Lamp
$260 SALE! $200
Vintage Base Birch Lamp
Another take on the birch lamp, this time with a vintage, turned base! Liz painted the inside of this beautifully preserved piece of birch to warm up your space and bring a little contemporary touch to this traditonal & rustic lamp. Beautiful alone, or as a pair with our Turned Burl Birch Lamp.
30″ h
8″ shade diam.
8″ base diam.
Coffee Table with Tapered Legs
Coffee Table with Tapered Legs
$480
This coffee table is both unique and simple.
Clean, tapered legs under a 1.5″ thick top with an unsual center live edge seam.
24″ x37.5″ x 18″
Custom Dresser and Armoire Set
Custom Order Starting at $1800 each.
Custom Dresser and Armoire Set
One of our most memorable custom projects was a ‘his & hers’ custom dresser and armoire set.
From concept to construction, this custom design fell in to place seamlessly!
This set was made to exist together in the same space, without sacrificing the uniqueness of the design and reclaimed materials of each individual unit. This pair features cedar and fir barnboard, plenty of storage compartments, and leather ‘hardware’ for a contrasting, softer touch.
Feel as smitten with these bedroom storage units as we do? Shoot us an email to ask about a custom storage project for your own space!
Angle Iron Base Ottoman
OccasionalTable | Big Beam Blocks
Barn Board Farm Table
Custom Order $1100 – $1800
Can be custom made with variable wood and to almost any size.
Inspired by the storied textures of reclaimed barn boards from Guyette Farm in Plainsfield, Mass, Liz made a traditional farm table with a rough white finish to present a clean, modern take on age-old design and materials.
Barn Boards, Guyette Farm
Available
What is farmland without a farm or without a barn- the structures that originally defined that land’s purpose in history?
The Guyette farm in Plainfield, Massachusetts, is home to an early 19th century English barn, not an average barn, but one full of unique architectural features not commonly found all in a single structure: large hand-hewed timbers, intricate English joinery, a steep roof, a five sided ridge beam and robust wind bracing in the roof system. This group of distinctive features defines this building as an early example of a classic English hinterland barn: the singular landscape element that symbolizes early American life.
These boards were originally part of the ell portion of this 19th century barn. While most portions of the barn were in very good condition, it had to be disassembled due to severe foundation issues. Liz was able to salvage a lot of this beautifully weathered lumber and bring it’s stories back to life through reuse in new projects.
The history of Guyette Farm stretches across centuries and nations. The property was originally owned by the Gloyd family, descendants of one of the royal tribes of Wales. During the late 1930s, Joseph Gloyd’s grandson sold the property to Arthur Guyette, who farmed with the help of his sons, Harry and Merrill. On April 22, 2008, Evelyn Guyette gifted this 107-acre farm to the Franklin Land Trust to honor Harry, her late husband.
[src: http://www.franklinlandtrust.org]