This piece was made of recycled fir from a corral in Eastern Montana. Designed to accompany the Mission Style cabinetry throughout the home.
This piece was crafted from white oak was reclaimed from of old-hewn beams from a barn on the East Coast. We took rusted corrugated tin and flat-rolled it to create the look of aged leather.
The body and panels of this cabinet are made from bamboo. The client’s commitment to environmental sensitivity led to a collaboration of design and materials resulting in the finished piece being 100% green.
This vanity for a guest bath was designed using reclaimed pine from windbreak on client’s property.
This piece was built from reclaimed fir from a working stock ranch. Designed to integrate seamlessly with kitchen cabinetry already in place and look like it has always been a part of the original design.
This gorgeous wardrobe was crafted from recycled fir from corrals with flat-rolled tin to look like distressed, aged leather. We built several other similar creative storage pieces all designed to be highly functional and yet maintain a unified design.
