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We hand make furniture, home decor and art using salvaged wood, often from a barn or an historic home or business. This makes for one of a kind pieces that are unique and with a story. Our pieces are made of REAL WOOD that will last a very long time and will be a statement piece for your home or business. Why spend too much for furniture that is made with fake wood by a robot (usually from China) that will not last or handle everyday wear and tear, especially when you can get the real, one of a kind piece for the same or maybe even less money? You must consider our work as an investment. You can pick the design, size, type of wood, amount of distress, and color(s).
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Sorry for not posting in a while.
Here is a recent table I made for a client. It is 7 feet with a 2’ feet extension (making it 9’, I know but in case you are brain dead like me from home schooling this week!). The table is made with hard maple. 2” thick top and square turned pedestal legs. Stained in a dark walnut color and finished with an oil and hard wax, buffed to a glassy smooth finish.
Thank you for looking and sharing!
I appreciate you!!!
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Even Kramer knows!
So quit buying the Furniture with veneer over fiber board. The big furniture stores claim it is solid wood but it’s just veneer. That’s also why it is so light in weight. So they can ship it from China. The furniture can be easily damaged and can’t be fixed. All around a bad idea.
Buy Local American, craftsman made!
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A great client sent me a photo of the door I made them. Made with reclaimed oak barn wood with a weathered gray stain. Looks awesome I their bright, airy room. Also a great contrast with the modern decor.
26” x 16.5” oak serving tray with hand cut dovetail corners, stained in a light gray and hand rubbed wax finish.
Just finished the latest barn door.
What goes better with barn wood? Rustic reclaimed steel!!!! Duh!!!!
This is a big one... 52” wide.
Made with oak so very heavy.
Made it to a 1,000 likes/followers today!!!!
Thanks so much for your support!!!!!
You guys are the best.
Thank you Battle family for the photo of the panel barn door with glass.
It looks great in its new home. Perfect contrast and accent to a modern designed space.
A 24” round charcuterie tray made from reclaimed yellow pine. A light Shou Sugi Ban (torched) to bring out the woods rich grain and character with shellac finish so it is food safe and durable
These trays are for sale for $60.
18” and 20” trays are available for $45 and $50 respectively.
Thank you for looking and thank you for sharing.
Client just hung her new barn door. The door was stained in a Cabernet Red.
The red door really turned out nice. The color really fits with a barn door.
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May God bless us all and our country.
Just completed a “X” style barn door with border. Made with reclaimed pine.
Thank you for your support and sharing.
Maple Cutting Board for sale for $150. Similar pieces sell for $300 at stores and online.
Handcrafted Maple end grain cutting board. A great heirloom piece. A great gift idea.
Made with hard Maple 22” long x 16” wide/deep x 2” thick. If you need a different size or look, just contact us and we can make a custom board or serving plater for you.
All natural, food safe finish. This cutting board is big, heavy and very strong to last for generations.
Thanks for looking and thanks for sharing.
Serving tray made from maple, 30” x 18”, hand cut dovetailed corners, stained in a walnut color
Also have in stock two oak serving trays. Currently left natural, so you can choose finish. They are selling for $125.
Small table to be used as a sofa table or desk made from reclaimed oak barn wood.
Daddy home schooling
Paneled Barn doors with frosted glass and stained in espresso.
Thank you for looking and sharing (i.e. forcing your friends and family to look)
Finishing a set of glass panel barn doors.
Installed photos to come
Get some coffee and etc. and check out CG Wood Creations furnishings. It’s a project we did 4 years ago.
Come sit on our patio and enjoy drinks and eats! Order online for patio or curbside delivery! https://blend-coffee-bar.square.site 🙂
Client, who is an interior designer, shared a photo of the barn door she purchased from me earlier this year.
This barn door was made with reclaimed wood and trimmed in metal. Each piece of wood was finished differently or untouched completely to give a contrasting pattern.
The door uses really old materials to complement a modern decor and space.
Making glass paneled doors.
Hand cutting rabbets for the glass to rest.
Business is slow so I appreciate your support and your sharing!
God Bless
Maple “H” Frame Table.
Latest table made with Hard Maple “H” style base
Thank you guys for sharing
So if I have to teach my kids during the pandemic I might as well teach them what I know.
Plus it was an Easter project too.
A large reclaimed pine kitchen island
Have you ever spilt a little red wine and ruin a piece of furniture?
What if you just embrace it and just mix the red wine (among some other ingredients) all over the door?????
Barn wood meets Cabernet
Just completed two custom chevron barn doors for a client.
Arrow styled barn door in weathered / driftwood gray
Latest barn doors for a client.
Half “X” with a border.
A mix of brown and gray stains.
Just delivered a custom table to a client.
A mirrored chevron designed top. Stained in a weathered gray and light brown. Made with locally urban harvested Maple.
The ends pull out to make extensions.
As always thank you very much for your comments and sharing.
I was recently commissioned by The District Church Ministry Center to make a cross for their sanctuary.
The cross was made with reclaimed poplar wood.
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Bathroom vanity made with reclaimed oak. The top is reclaimed white oak left natural with an oil and Poly finish. The cabinets are stained in a custom mix with bourbon tones and gray weathered tones.
Thank you for sharing.
‘Tis the season to decorate barn wood beams. Everyone knows Santa prefers antique reclaimed beams with a story.
Happy Holidays!
Following up on my yesterday’s post
Here are beams stained with Jacobean
Which is your favorite?
Mixing modern (if you can call painting brick white) with old is the craze.
These white oak beams are circa 200 years old
Leaving the beams natural or unfinished shows off the natural checking of oak wood. All of the deep checks (cracks) have been filled with epoxy to prevent further checking and decay.
Thank you for sharing.
Here is an example of a trestle Farm table and bench made of antique pine from a Pennsylvania bank barn. The wood on the top was ripped from barn beams. The stain is espresso and finished with Tung oil.
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Someone recently asked me when making (Rustic) furniture what was my favorite part of the process. The answer to this question often changes depending on the job and of course my mood that day. After thinking about this question, my answer is milling or planing reclaimed barn wood lumber. This is very labor intensive but when you run barn wood through a planer, removing all of the weathered and rotting outer layer, it is like unwrapping a present. I never know what I am going to find on the exit side of the planer. Often, it’s a happy surprise, discovering beautiful wood character and an amazing unmatched color that only comes from really old lumber. When I started in this business, and when barn wood wasn’t so “COOL” this is the wood that most farmers were throwing into the wood pile to later become fuel for a bonfire. I am attaching a video that tries to depict my answer. The video doesn’t really give it justice due to the lighting. I also wished I could show the board once an oil finish is applied. Maybe I can make a new video with that step added. As always, thank you for your support, and thank you for sharing.
Shou Sugi Ban!!! Making new tables for Ono Brewery in Chantilly Wood is 100 year old reclaimed spruce. Reclaimed from Arlington home.
Here is a quick slideshow video of my latest build. a 46" square coffee table made from barn wood (from tongue and groove wall boards from the Hicklin Barn). The wood will now carry on for another hundred years or more!!!
Here is a quick look at the Millboro barn demo. More to come. Photos and more info about the barn is in the previous post. Thanks to Ryan Roth for his awesome help!
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