European Reclaimed | Barn Oak, Stone

Reclaimed from a collection of old European homes, barns, and industrial buildings scheduled for demolition, these oak lumbers have survived unscarred through the two World Wars, amongst other European conflicts. The trees from which the timber was derived grew in ancient forests rich in biodiversity. They were felled when they reached maturity, often hundreds of years old. This age imbued the wood with features that cannot be seen in the new timbers of today: denser grains, unmatched size, and deeper colors. The 17th century was one of the most important in the making of the modern world. In choosing reclaimed timbers from this pivotal period in history, you are not only choosing to work with a material that has stood the test of time, but you are also making a sustainable choice. We pride ourselves on re-discovering the beauty of the past and creating the opportunity for this unique product to be appreciated and shared by the generations of the future.