Custom furniture store, showroom, and workshop in Northampton, MA
Walnut Trestle Table
Available for Custom Order
While this style of table is available for custom order, the beauty of a vintage trestle base is that they are usually one of a kind- Every trestle table is unique!
Ask us about finding a base that works for you!
This Painted Coffee Table has all the factors we look for in an old painted board; Great color and perfecty rustic.
This simple table features clean lines and blurs the lines between rustic and electic, making it suitable for just about any space!
Yet another vintage creation from the Liz handbook!
This Mixed Metal Lamp features a veriety of old and new metal with a sweet & simple glass shade- and most importantly, a dimmer!
23.5″ h
7″ base diam.
4″ shade diam.
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.
Rustic doesn’t always have to be so one note; This Turned Burl Birch Lamp features a beautiful burl base with tool handles and a perfect piece of birch. Liz spray painted the inside gold to warm up your space and to bring this piece into the contemporary world!
30″ h
4″ base diam.
5.5″ shade diam.
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″
Vintage Industrial Stool
$50
A rusty and industrial classic. This vintage workshop stool is surprisingly comfortable and features an adjustable seat and foot bar.
From studio to kitchen, this stool can do it all!
Lowest Possible Seat Height: 22″
Form and Function meet in this unique Wooden Industrial Mold, once used to create machinery. With a flat back, this piece easily sits against a wall to be used as a sculptural element- or in our case, the most unique plant stand, ever.
Tot. Height: 42.5″
Tot. Length: 52″
Tot. Depth: 16″
Sometimes the materials laying around our workshop influences furniture design more than anything- This Adjustable Rolling Island complete with a butcher block top, endless cubbies and drawers, and a repurposed, hand operated lift mechanism is a perfect example of that!
This table is great for multitaskers, small spaces, and everything in between.
Top 42.5″ x 30.5″ x 36″ (full height)
Base 28″ x 26″ x 26.5″
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!
When we say we reclaim and repurpose, we mean it!
This vintage chair base got a new lease on life as a simple and industrial chair vintage chair base pendant. Ready to be wired into the ceiling to complete your space.
Total shade height 10″
Total shade diameter 10″
Another great addition to our collection of vintage inspired industrial lighting! Each repurposed table lamp shows off some vintage University bi-directional projector loud speakers and found hardware. Each lamp is on a dimmer switch, so they can be plugged in to any outlet.
Large: 20″ height 7.5″ base diameter.
Small: 18″ height 6.5″ base diameter.
Cone diameters 8.25″
These multi-purpose pieces were made from scraps of big beams and fashioned with wheels for even more modular use. From side-table, to footrest or stool, our Big Beam Blocks are perfect for any space in or around the house.
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.
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]
