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Reclaimed Wood – get from the source

mmmstuff — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 18:34:18 +0000

Get your reclaimed wood and reclaimed wood products

Reclaimed wood is all the rage these days, and for good reason. It’s environmentally sound (no new trees downed), it’s usually quality wood (from back when 2 x 4s were actually 2″ by 4″) and it looks great.

You can buy reclaimed wood furniture from places like Environment, but it’ll cost you.

Ever wonder where they get the reclaimed wood? Usually it’s old wood from old barns. Sometimes older houses. Now you can order it directly online from Reclaimed Wood Company. They have some pre-made furniture – beds, shelves, storage – and even flooring.

Roost (reclaimed) rustic wood display shelves

mmmstuff — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:49:08 +0000

Shelves from old colonial era Indian railroad ties

We are really starting to like this Roost design company. They bring the outdoors in. Like these wall-mounted shelves made from rustic wood (actually made from colonial era railroad ties in India).

So…they are teak or another hardwood that has been revived and polished.

Wall mounts included.

$36 for the small (7″), $54 for the medium (18″), large is discontinued.

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Reclaimed wood desk: Dylan Desk

mmmstuff — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:43:45 +0000

Reclaimed wood desk

This reclaimed wood trend is great: environmentally sound because they’re using wood that would otherwise be bound for the trash heap (or papermill). The Dylan Desk here is 90% reclaimed pine with a raw finish.

We think this particular desk/table is awesome with the sawhorse-like leg stands.

It would make a great desk (of course), or even a dining table – just throw some benches or stools around it and you’re done.

Dimensions: 67″L, 31.5″W, 29.5″H

Right now (until Feb. 28 2010) Terrain is offering 25% off all indoor tables, so this desk, usually $1000, would be about $750.

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