For years, we’ve carefully sourced fragments of wrought and cast iron — window guards, fencing, roof cresting — pieces too small or weathered to be reused in their original form. When properly cared for, iron has an extraordinary lifespan. Giving these historic elements a second life is both a responsibility and a joy.
We pair these reclaimed metals with salvaged wood from demolished buildings. Unlike most new lumber, old-growth wood offers a tighter, more stable grain, often in larger dimensions, and carries a richness and character that simply cannot be replicated. The result is a material palette that is both durable and distinctive.
Together, these elements create pieces that are truly hard to match.
The tables shown below represent a sampling of our work, crafted from both new and reclaimed materials. Because salvaged materials are inherently unique, many pieces are one of a kind and cannot be exactly reproduced. If a featured piece has already found its home, let it serve as inspiration — a starting point for what we can create together using newly discovered materials.
