Reclaimed wood cannot be copied. The traces of time, use and weather give every board, beam or wall panel a character you only find in genuinely salvaged material. Discover our exclusive collection of recycled reclaimed wood for indoor and outdoor applications — sourced from old homes, barns and buildings due for demolition. Each piece is unique and authentic.
Reclaimed wood has already had a life of its own, and it shows. Grooves, cracks, knots and old nail marks give the material a rougher, richer appearance. As a result, it instantly brings atmosphere to a space or project without feeling forced.
That appearance is not the only benefit. By reusing reclaimed wood, you give existing raw materials a second life. So you not only add character, but also make a conscious choice for reuse and sustainability.
Reclaimed wood has something new wood can never have: a story. And you can see that story in every groove, every nail mark, every shade of colour.
We salvage our reclaimed wood from homes, barns and buildings due for demolition, after which we process it into floor, wall and furniture parts. The range includes both American and European reclaimed oak and softwood. Every board carries its own past with it.
Barnwood is a fine example: this wood comes from the outside of old barns and, with us, begins a new chapter as a board for indoor and outdoor applications.
Our reclaimed wood is generally dry to air-dry with a moisture content between 12 and 20%. If you use solid reclaimed wood as wall or ceiling panelling, allow it to acclimatise for at least one week before installation.
From wall panelling and ceilings to furniture and timber cladding: reclaimed wood gives every project an unmistakably authentic character. Filter by reclaimed wood in our projects for inspiration.
Not sure whether reclaimed wood is the right choice for your project? We're happy to help you consider its application, finish and appearance. If you'd like to see the material in person first, you're welcome to make an appointment at one of our showrooms.
