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"

Bring your appetite for fine art into the kitchen (or living room, or den) or wherever you roll this cart. Truly a marvel, with abundant graining and spalting, this maple slab gets top billing. Not to be outdone, the base provides the function, with bottle and stemware holders along with an ample lower shelf to hold more fun. It's in our showroom now--contact Troy to video chat or have us hold it for you!

Features and materials
Highly spalted maple top; urban lumber from Green Bay, WI
Black epoxy resin used to fill/accent split
Cedar 3x base reclaimed from 1970's MN State Fair fencing
Bottom slatted shelf is reclaimed pine from a 1960's home in the Town of Hull, WI
On casters, with bottle opener and towel hook
Double bottle holder
Stemware holder for up to 9 glasses

Dimensions
18" x 36" x 36"

Capture the essence of the forest with this spalted maple sofa table. We've included the fork in the tree, giving it a unique character and movement. Live edges add to the beauty.

Features and materials
Spalted maple live edge with fork, harvested in Wood Co., WI
Hairpin legs

Dimensions
12" x 60" x 30"

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"

Late this summer we visited a retired carpenter who had a shed full of boards he milled 30+ years ago from the woods behind the armory in Wis Rapids, WI. After clearing out a huge bees nest (full disclosure, Deb sat in the truck), we made five trips (two pickups each load) for an entire day, bringing the wood back to our warehouse. So much potential...so we created these minimal yet super-functional wine/beer/whiskey bottle holders, in tabletop and floor models. We placed these on a reclaimed quartz base for extra stability and texture.

Features and materials
Pine boards milled 30+ years ago behind the Wis Rapids, WI armory
Holds five ($95) or ten bottles ($175)
Quartz slab base

Dimensions
6" x 24"; 6" x 43"

Bet you can find lots of places this high-top table can fit! Loads of local history, with pine milled in the late 1980's just a hop, skip, and a jump down the road. See this in our showroom!

Features and materials
Pine harvested 30+ years ago from behind the Wis Rapids, WI armory
Metal tubing base
4 galvanized stools available $200

Dimensions
21" x 60" x 40"

A century ago, your great-grandparents lived a very different life from today. That's how long ago these barn beams were in use in a barn in Stevens Point, WI. Now, they stand ready to house more memories, custom-created as a bookshelf for a local family.

Features and materials
Barn wood from a 1920's barn in Stevens Point, WI
Custom-created sq tubing base in Junction City, WI
Powder coated base by Point Coating
Date and location of original barn wood burned into top of shelf

Dimensions
18" x 36" x 73"

What better way to remind yourself of nature's love of curves than these two live edge spruce end tables? The ins and outs of these edges are matched by the distinctive graining of the spruce slab top, ready for your own home.

Features and materials
Double live edge spruce harvested in Plover, WI
Flat metal legs
Two available

Dimensions
16" x 30" x 24"

Turn everyday into extra special with this century-old oak beam island, complete with double shelves. On casters, it wheels in and out, maximizing space and storage. Its uses are many: coffee bar, cookie station, wine display, game storage, and so much more. Take kitchen art to a new level, with this piece of history right in your home.

Features and materials
3" thick oak beam top from a 1920's barn in Plover, WI
3x base--1970's MN State Fair cedar fencing
Oak and pine 2x and shelving milled 30+ years ago behind Wis Rapids, WI armory
On casters
Bottle opener and towel hook

Dimensions
29" x 34" x 36"