A wonderfully visually interesting railing using some of our 6×6 and 4×6 reclaimed rustic pine beams and wrought iron spindles. Very popular style these days but still one of a kind.
See more one of a kind reclaimed barn wood projects below.
Miscellaneous Barn Wood Projects
A wonderfully visually interesting railing using some of our 6×6 and 4×6 reclaimed rustic pine beams and wrought iron spindles. Very popular style these days but still one of a kind.
See more one of a kind reclaimed barn wood projects below.
One of a Kind Barn Wood Projects
A beautiful headboard one of our clients masterly built out of our reclaimed rustic pine.
We built this arbor in our back yard you can come and see as a sample of what you can do with our barn log sleepers. Well that and we wanted a barn log arbor.
We get a lot of these logs hewn on one side, and we sell them very reasonable. See them on our Unique Reclaimed Barnwood page.
Robbie Fortney from Born Again Detroit sent in this picture and comments. This living/dining room is crawling with material reclaimed by the Folks at Timeless Lumber Company. Everything from the built in buffet and accent wall, to the 8×8 hand-hewn elm beam that was split in two for a hanging light fixture and hearty mantle, to the wine rack, table, and benches, all of the wood adorning the room is older than the house.
This shadow box style bed frame is built by Born Again Detroit using material reclaimed from a variety of barns creating a gradient type of appeal.
This is a wine cellar done by one of our local contractors Jamie Stacy of MacTwo Construction. If you would like to work with him you can give us a call and we will see what we can do. He is selective on the jobs he takes on and you can see why. The results here are extremely creative.
An Unique divider web wall designed and built by William Lee at Vintage Wood Workz. Built from our reasonable priced 4″x6″ reclaimed rustic pine. Have him come up with the perfect design for your needs.
Beautiful barn wood sliding door on a bathroom done by one of our customers.
Dual sliding barn doors built by Vintage Wood Workz using some of our reclaimed rustic pine barnwood reclaimed from the late 1800’s keeping the natural finish.
One of our clients used our remilled reclaimed barn wood oak flooring to do most of their main floor. Came out beautifully with circle saw marks and other rustic character for a nice warm home feeling.
Bring a little zen into your workout room with one of our authentic barn doors. We can provide the track, rollers, hinges and most other hardware to make it your own.
A beautiful Wedding/Anniversary gift! Our unique idea of using part of a hand hewn barn beam engraved with the happy couples name and wedding date, to be displayed in a garden setting or indoor as a conversation piece.
Can be custom sized per your specifications to fit any space.
Naily Roof Board 9 Peg Coat Rack.
This is another example of our Naily Roof Board Coat Racks. We custom make these coat racks in any size to fit your decor and space.
One of our clients built this teachers desk from some 18″ to 20″ wide Naily Roof Boards.
Check out this beautiful covered patio built by Josephson Construction using our reclaimed hand hewn barn beams. You can see it in person if you happen to be floating around on lake Ponemah in Fenton some properties right of the party sand bar where the Shiawassee River comes in. Get more information on this product and more on our Barn Beams page.
Our secretaries computer desk here at Timeless Lumber Company we made from 22″ wide reclaimed old growth white pine planks. See about purchasing this and other products on our Unique Barn Wood page.
One of our customers out of White Lake Michigan built this beautiful rustic barnwood dry bar in their basement and put some large oak hand hewn beams on the ceiling too. Our 2″ thick threshing boards off the main floor of the barn with over a hundred years of farming wear make great shelving for all kinds of projects. We get them from 8″ to as wide as a rare 24″. You can check our stock on the Unique Barnwood page or give us a call.
A little mixed batch bathroom accent wall with a very cute little shelf box idea using the drops.
Beautiful hood vent made from reclaimed circle sawn barn wood stained in walnut tone. What a master piece by Vintage Wood Workz.
Inset shelving area using our Washed Weathered Oak Brown Board Siding.
Beautiful piece of artwork! What a way to use a barn wood beam.
Beautiful chalkboard coat rack our customer Rob Gawthrop built using our beautiful barnwood.
Unique barn wood coat rack handcrafted from a Naily Roof Board and Barn Pegs carefully removed from the beams of over 100 year old barns. Great addition to any decor. Barn Peg Coat Racks can be custom sized to fit any space.
We can do hand hewn barn beams or rustic boards engraved with your family name and/or address to be displayed in a garden setting or indoor as a conversation piece.
Can be custom sized per your specifications to fit any space.
The materials used are given new life by the artist while remaining truthful to their origins. This discipline is known as “truth to material”. The wood from the tree was first used to build a barn to shelter and sustain life. This same wood is reclaimed and reshaped by the artist to take on another purpose and meaning. The tree lives on in the lives of others.
The symbolism of the fish has many meanings. First, the water from which the fish exists represents the unknown, the subconscious and depth of knowledge. It is a deep and endless mystery. The fish represents, faith, adaptability in the wild, like the determined salmon that swims against the current great distances to return to its birthplace to continue the circle of life. The fish represents abundance and faith, transformation and creation. It represents the flow of life.
The fern represents consciousness awakening. As the curled fronds of the young fern transforms towards the light and truth to flourish, so does man.
To think, it was first a tree, then a barn and now a sculpture that will be handed down from generation to generation.
William Gerrish
www.williamgerrish.com
www.homagecreativearts.com