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 shelving in 3' and 4' lengths.
We can make these to size. Our local metalworker also creates custom brackets, available in our showroom. Need a spot to place your Elf on a Shelf?

Features and materials
Pine milled 30+ years ago from the woods behind the Wis Rapids, WI armory
Sanded, routered, stained, with matte poly on both sides

Dimensions
9" x 36"-$40; 9" x 48"-$50

When you have pieces in your home that tell a story, you are richer because of it. Each of these boards are from an earlier project, so they are already full of character and charm. Let us share the story with you!

Features and materials
Reclaimed wood with three shelves
Sturdy 1 x 2 frame for mounting
Grey and brown tones

Dimensions
24" x 48"

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"

When presentation is (almost) everything, choose this black walnut caddy. The base and trough are reclaimed from an antique store in Waupaca, WI, and the black walnut was harvested in Amherst, WI.
Stunning as a wine/beer holder--fill trough with ice, if you'd like. Or, fill it with boughs and berries for a seasonal display with panache. The lower shelf is a plus!

Features and materials
Black walnut harvested from Amherst, WI
Trough and base reclaimed from Waupaca, WI antique store

Dimensions
13.5" x 26" x 31.5"

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 bottle holders, in tabletop and floor models. Form + function = art for your home.

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

Dimensions
6" x 22"; 6" x 41"

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"

Find a penny, pick it up. All day long you'll have good luck. Your luck will never end, with this streamlined table inlaid with copper resin. Decades-old pine from behind the armory in Wis Rapids perfectly partners the copper, connecting you to local history.

Features and materials
Pine harvested 30+ years ago from Wis Rapids, WI
Copper resin inlay the entire length of table
Metal tubing base
4 galvanized metal stools available $200

Dimensions
23.5" x 51" x 40"