In the middle of renovating a family room, this couple knew they needed a bench by their back door. They came to our showroom, got ideas, and then we all moved to a back shed where we store slabs, ready for projects. Aha! Now you're talking! Ideas started flying, and the result: this custom spalted maple bench, created just for them.

Features and materials
Spalted maple live edge top with heavy graining
Black resin fill in crevices
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
18" x 38" x 18"

A local woodcutter found this tree, identifying it through its telltale bark. What a history this species has, according to the Arbor Day Foundation. First cultivated in 1636, many a pioneer cabin had durable hackberry wood flooring, and its fruit is popular with winter birds and many butterfly species. Sized to fit in any space at 2 1/2 feet, this bench adds color and charm to your home.

Features and materials
Hackberry live edge slab harvested in Kellner, WI
"H" metal legs

Dimensions
13" x 30" x 18.5"

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"

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"

Double trouble--no, double the fun! We've created two live edge oak benches from a reclaimed counter top, and placed them on funky metal "H" legs. Priced to sell! And to double the merriment, they are next to two maple benches in our showroom, so try to contain yourself and come on over!

Features and materials
Live edge oak in Early American
Metal "H" legs

Dimensions
16" x 36" 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"

Inspiration can come from anything. Eating lunch at a local Asian restaurant, Troy's tea was served on a slatted bamboo mat. We loved the textures of the ceramic teapot and linear bamboo, and how the light cast shadows on each. Fast forward three (intense, but fun!) days later, and we've created our take on a low-profile bench made with wood that is 85-100 years old with a mid-century/Asian flair.

Features and materials
Oak beams from a 1920's barn in Plover, WI
4" x 8" beams as base from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI

Dimensions
18.5" x 60" x 9.5"

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"

Multi-tasking gets a lot of press these days, but what if it's true? One piece of furniture CAN do so many things. This rustic beauty is a coffee table, a bench in the foyer, an instant window seat, holds your clothes/pillows/whatever at the foot of your bed, seats loads at the table, you name it! It's in our showroom, ready for you to bring it home.

Features and materials
Pine top from Portage County, WI in Early American
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
15" x 60" x 18"

'I may be a twin, but I am one of a kind." ~Jerry Smith
We think that's doubly true of our maple benches, as:
1. They are made of the same slab of wood, with grain variations.
2. They function as both benches and/or coffee tables.
3. One has barn wood insets from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI. (Can you spot which one?)
Ready for a place in your home!

Features and materials
Maple double live edge top from Plover, WI
One top has barn wood insets from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
18" x 42" x 17"

Remember that special day forever with a commemorative bench you can display in your home. Design your own, including the type of wood, length, border, and font. These newlyweds now see well-wishes from their wedding every day, sure to have a prominent place in their home.

Features and materials
Oak double live edge top
Flat metal legs
Custom stenciling
Ready for signatures at event; return to us to finish and preserve memories

Dimensions
17" x 48" x 18"

Interiors should echo who we are. How about artistic, sleek, with style for days? This cedar bench, repurposed from a 1970's MN Fairgrounds fence, now feels right in step for today.

Features and materials
3" cedar beams from a 1970's MN Fairgrounds
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
18" x 36.5" x 18.5"

Distinctive graining in this maple slab enhances the wood, as this piece is ready for your every need--more seating, storage at the end of a bed, +/or serving drinks and games in front of your sofa. See this at our showroom!

Features and materials
Double live edge slab maple top
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
42" x 14" x 18"

Indecisive--no way! Double duty means you can use this piece as a coffee table AND a bench. Made with 1935 barn wood from Angelica, WI, this piece was finished in Classic Gray with a Special Walnut wash for extra flair.

Features and materials
Barn wood from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Classic Gray stain with Special Walnut wash
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
19" x 42" x 18"

Starting out as a fence at the MN Fairgrounds over 50 years ago, this warm and eclectic bench does double duty as a coffee table, too. The varying colors of the wood are compelling, transforming a room.

Features and materials
Cedar 3x beams sourced in Curtiss, WI from the MN Fairgrounds in the 1970's
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
20.5" x 48" x 18.5"

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