Created as a surprise for a son and his wife by his parents, this beverage cart will fit the bill in a variety of settings. Great for game night; perfect for hosting hockey get-togethers; don't forget about wine-tastings! Oak slab top is from a farm in Plover, WI, dried in our own kiln. Come take a tour of our wood warehouse and choose the wood we'll use to create a piece just for you!

Features and materials
Oak double live edge top in Early American
Reclaimed pine two-tier shelves
On casters
Bottle opener and towel hook

Dimensions
36" x 24" x 36"

Starting with a double live edge oak slab top and ending with a client-inspired inverted trapezoid base, this custom coffee table delivers understated style with ease.

Features and materials
Double live edge oak top
Trapezoid metal tubing base

Dimensions
26" x 48" x 18"

Take four comfy chairs, center them around this stunning round cedar coffee table, and slide in an end table to hold a lamp and drinks. Sounds like a recipe for relaxation! These pieces were custom created for our clients--what a great collaboration!

Features and materials
Cedar beams from a 1970's MN Fairgrounds fence
Reclaimed lumber and cedar base for round
Flat metal legs for end
Round coffee table $475
End table $375

Dimensions
38" round and 16" x 34" x 23"

Created to match a previously-purchased slab maple coffee table, these end tables seal the deal. The client asked for "rectangular with funk", and that's exactly how we'd describe these.

Features and materials
4" slab maple from New London, WI
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
26" x 14.5" x 23.5" and 22" x 18" x 23.5"

Inspired by a 7' custom bar in our showroom, our clients asked us to use the same historic white oak from a century ago to create two 5' tables for their home, as they are renovating a church, and knew that these tables would be "a splendid addition."

Features and materials
2" thick white oak beams from a 3rd-generation barn in Plover, WI
Square tubing metal legs
One of two tables

Dimensions
42" x 60" x 30"

Loving the threshing beam table we created for them, our clients gave us a call to add to the fun, asking us to make two end tables out of the same wood with legs to match the table. Happy to oblige!

Features and materials
Threshing beams from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
2" square tubing metal legs

Dimensions
20" x 24" x 22"

If it's true that good things come in threes, then this company is all set. This piece is the third custom table we've created for a local business, so each conference room has a whole lot of history to gather 'round each day. From choosing the formation of the barn boards to selecting the stain and determining what type of table legs to use, we truly enjoy the collaborative process--all this even BEFORE we set foot in the workshop--we love what we do!

Features and materials
Ceiling rafters from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Breadboard pattern in Early American
Custom square tubing metal legs

Dimensions
36" x 60" x 30"

Quality reveals itself over time, and when every piece of wood in this custom media stand is reclaimed, you have built-in history on day one in your home. Our client saw these beams on a bar we made, and asked if we could use the 100+-year-old oak for a media stand. We met and discussed specs for components as well as coming up with an ebony stain with a classic gray wash that adds a modern flair. Two end tables seal the deal.

Features and materials
Oak beams from a 1920's 3rd-generation barn in Plover, WI
Reclaimed cedar 3x from Curtiss, WI
Reclaimed 2x from Stoughton, WI
Custom suspended shelving for components
Ebony and classic gray stain
Barn siding on shelves from a 1900 barn in Lena, WI

Dimensions
23" x 72" x 34"

When fee-fi-fo-fum meets fa-la-la-la-la, you get this maaaassive, custom-created table that our clients will place in their entry. How's that for a welcome?! We used 3" thick oak beams from a farm just down the road--starting with a lot of cleaning and a weekend of denailing, we are thrilled with the run-your-hands-over it history.

Features and materials
3" oak beams from a 1920's third-generation farm in Plover, WI
Custom designed suspended shelving
Shelving from reclaimed hickory flooring

Dimensions
28" x 60" x 36"

Brand-name, big-box stores, Pinterest--OK for inspiration pics, but let's take that ten steps further. We collaborated to create this end table to match the stunning, statement-making coffee table from wood that has a local history and is custom-sized to fit in this family's new home.

Features and materials
2x6 ceiling rafters from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Custom squared metal legs

Dimensions
14" x 24" x 24"

Brand-name, big-box stores, Pinterest--OK for inspiration pics, but let's take that ten steps further. We collaborated to create this stunning, statement-making coffee table from wood that has a local history and is custom-sized to fit in this family's new home.

Features and materials
2x6 ceiling rafters from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Custom squared metal legs

Dimensions
42" x 60" x 19"

Why not make the decision to be surrounded by beauty? This client is choosing to live with intention, and asked us to create three pieces for her new home that reflect who she is and how she wants to live.

Features and materials
Live edge oak top
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
16" x 50" x 30"

Why not make the decision to be surrounded by beauty? This client is choosing to live with intention, and asked us to create three pieces for her new home that reflect who she is and how she wants to live.

Features and materials
Double live edge oak top
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
22" x 45" x 30"

Making do for years, these clients knew just what they wanted for their dining area: warm, inviting, with a modern rustic vibe. This table and bench set is able to take some elbows on the table along with some spirited Packer parties, all sized to fit perfectly in their space.

Features and materials
2 x 6 ceiling rafters from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Flat metal legs on benches
Benches sized to nest underneath table

Dimensions
42" x 57" x 30" table and 42" x 16.5" x 18" benches

When your clients have a vision for what they'd like to see in their home, it's very satisfying to collaborate to make the end result even better than what was imagined. It's kind of like a recipe exchange between cooks who don't always write things down: take some beams from a 3-generation farm, add in cedar that was removed from a back room, how about suspended shelving--wait, let's do two bottle openers so you can open your beverage from either side--and voila! These clients now have a custom showpiece with loads of stories to share.

Features and materials
3" oak beams from a 1920's barn in Plover, WI
Reclaimed cedar for shelving from client's own home
Holds four wine bottles
16-stemware holder
On casters
Double bottle openers
Pipe towel bar
Resin inlaid top

Dimensions
23" x 81" x 36"

We created this console and coffee table from locally harvested black walnut to set the refined rustic tone of this client's new condo.

Features and materials
Black walnut harvested from Amherst, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
19" x 48" x 17"