Wood that already lived once
Barn frames, fence posts and mill offcuts from within 200 miles. Reclaiming timber uses a fraction of the energy of new stock and gives every board a history you can read in the grain.
Our story
It started with a barn nobody wanted
In 2001 a farmer offered us a collapsing tobacco barn for the price of hauling it away. We took every beam.
Those first boards became a dining table for a neighbour, then three more, and by 2004 the barn was gone and the workshop was not. What we learned in that timber still guides everything: old wood is denser, calmer and more beautiful than anything you can buy new, and it deserves joinery that will not insult it.
We are still deliberately small. Six makers, one shift, no production line. A commission takes six to ten weeks because that is how long it takes to do it properly — and because we would rather turn work away than hurry a joint.
2001
First bench built
6
Makers in the shop
1,900+
Pieces delivered
0
Sheets of particle board
