After living in this vacation home for decades, the owners are taking the time to renovate it for generations to come. Making the decision to furnish the home deliberately, with handcrafted pieces with a story, led them to us. Together, we created 7' of live edge coffee tables, with a statement-making ribbon of river rock flowing right down the center.

Features and materials
Quadruple live edge oak harvested in Plover, WI
A central ribbon of river rocks in clear resin
3" flat metal legs
Partnered with a 3' live edge coffee table $375

Dimensions
24" x 48" x 18"; 24" x 36" x 18"

Black walnut is one of the most durable hardwoods in the US, and is highly prized for its dark-colored, straight grain. You'll love the warm sheen and practicality these benches add to your home. Two available.

Features and materials
Live edge black walnut harvested in Wood Co., WI
"H" style metal legs

Dimensions
11' x 30" x 18" and 11" x 36" x 18"

Reinterpreted for today, we gave these 1920's beams a fresh turn with some TLC and retro hairpin legs. Warm, century-old coloring can't be duplicated; it's the real deal. Compact size lets you customize placement, with two available.

Features and materials
Beams from a 1920's barn in Polonia, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs
Two available

Dimensions
20" x 28" x 14"

Phenomenal graining on this live edge maple slab packs a lot of style into one coffee table. We added black resin, following the inherent lines, to both stabilize and enhance the piece.

Features and materials
Spalted maple from Wood Co., WI
Black resin added to stabilize and beautify
Hairpin legs

Dimensions
21" x 46" x 18"

With a pronounced live edge and a warm, caramel tone, this box elder maple quietly hums its own tune, centering the room.

Features and materials
Box Elder Maple from Green Bay, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
19" x 46" x 17"

Modern touches of timeless beauty--that's what these two live edge black walnut benches offer. Also used as coffee tables, these are the beautiful details your home deserves.

Features and materials
Live edge black walnut from Wood Co., WI
Flat metal legs
One SOLD; one still available

Dimensions
15" x 48" x 17"

Pronounced graining and subtle rounded live edges set this coffee table apart. On hairpin legs, it packs in the charm in a compact space.

Features and materials
Live edge spalted maple from Wood Co., WI
Hairpin legs

Dimensions
18" x 44" x 18"

Space. Sometimes it what's you don't have that makes all the difference. Take a jumbled page of gibberish, reconfigure it with ample space, and you might have a stellar poem or piece of art. These slatted benches, with 1" spaces between the 85-year-old barn boards, are like that, allowing ample time to appreciate their history. Can be used for display (we made a 5' one for ourselves under a bank of windows), or as a low-profile bench or coffee table.

Features and materials
Barn wood from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
4' x 8" beam base on one from same barn ($295)
Hairpin legs on the other ($325)

Dimensions
21" x 50" x 9.5" and 21" x 50" x 13"

Sometimes we both have the same idea when we look at a slab of wood, imagining its possibilities. That's what happened with this piece of oak. There was a sizable split off center, and rather than simply cutting out the split and making do with small lengths, we both saw the beauty in what was there. Emphasizing the split by filling it with river rock in resin, what could have been a fault is now this table's strength.

Features and materials
River rock embedded in resin within natural split in oak
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
24" x 42" x 18"

Rugged. Solid. Substantial. This distinctive coffee table can take all you give it, and more. Put your feet up, have a pizza party, throw some dice or a rousing game of Jenga--this table has you covered, with beautiful storage below.

Features and materials
3.5" thick pine slab from Black Creek, WI
Slatted bottom shelf with barn wood from a 1920's barn in Plover, WI
Custom metal legs created in Junction City, WI and powder coated in Stevens Point, WI

Dimensions
27" x 28" x 19"

Take an almost 4" thick pine slab from Black Creek and partner it with barn wood from a 1935 barn near Green Bay, and you now have history remade in a custom-created coffee table for this active family. At the client's request, we wood-burned the location and dates of this reclaimed wood, so the stories live on.

Features and materials
3.5" thick live edge pine slab from Black Creek, WI
Barn wood shelf from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Both top and bottom rounded to fit in custom metal base

Dimensions
27" x 45" x 19"

Wood works. Centering the conversation around this slab of box elder creates a treehouse-like feeling, comfortable, secure, and nestled in your own home surrounded by the beauty of nature. Put your feet up on this table and ponder the life this tree had, sharing your stories with family and friends.

Features and materials
Box Elder Maple circle slab from Green Bay, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
28" x 43" x 18"

After debarking and hours of sanding, this box elder maple quietly plays to its strengths, inviting you to contemplate the ins and outs of this tree, and its life. Resting on the flat metal hairpin legs, this coffee table centers the room, grounding the space in beauty.

Features and materials
Box Elder Maple from Green Bay, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
19" x 48" x 18.5"

Pyrenees, Everest, Alps, even closer to home Granite Peak--which mountains do you see in the spalting? This locally harvested maple beautifully covers the expansive top, so why stop there? We added a lower shelf with maple reclaimed from a 1960's home in the area, for even more style and function.

Features and materials
Spalted maple top from Amherst, WI
2x/4x wooden base in ebony
Spacious lower slatted shelf in reclaimed maple from a 1960's home in Stevens Point, WI

Dimensions
27" x 46" x 16"

Mother Nature got it right. We polished up this box elder maple slab, leaving the crevices and enhancing the movement. It's one of our most stunning pieces to date, taking your breath away.

Features and materials
Box Elder Maple Slab urban lumber from Green Bay, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
29" x 44" x 16"

Earlier this summer we connected with an amazing carpenter who had saved these beams for thirty years from a 1920's barn in Polonia, WI. Turns out he knew Troy's grandpa and uncle, and shared stories of years past with us. That's what we love about what we do: connecting with others who share our love of reclaiming history to make more memories with family and friends. This beam bench brings a century of stories to you.

Features and materials
Beam with mortise and tenon from 1920's barn in Polonia, WI
Square nails embedded within
Metal tubing legs

Dimensions
15" x 41" x 20"