Reclaimed furniture is made from timber that has come to the end of its life in its original form and has been reused to create something completely new, giving it a second lease of life.

Reclaimed Wood Furniture

Our reclaimed wood offers a unique charm and comes from many different sources; old buildings, warehouses and even railway sleepers. The wood we source is unprocessed and untreated, preferring to keep it in its original state, adding to the distinct character, individuality and uniqueness of each and every piece of furniture.

Each piece in our reclaimed furniture collection is made according to the same designs, yet each one is different in some way and has its own individual markings and wonderful story. Every bump and groove, shape and colour are a tell-tale sign of its previous life making it a one-of-a-kind addition to the home.

From the moment your chosen piece arrives in your home, its story will be clear; from the notches to nail holes, cracks and dents to its unique markings and uneven surfaces which are all evidence of its former life. These features are by no means faults and is expected of reclaimed furniture. Please ensure that this is the type of furniture to suit your home as we are not able to exchange these pieces due to these characteristics.

Hand picked and built to last, our expertly crafted pieces combine timeless design with reclaimed wood for feel-good furniture that will stand the test of time and look beautiful in your home. Browse our range of reclaimed furniture and you’re guaranteed to find something to love for many years, with the added bonus of doing your bit for the environment. And that’s got to be good.

Care & Buying Guide

100% reclaimed and natural. Reclaimed wood is full with character, and often has small cracks and signs of weathering or evidence of its former life. Preventative measures should be taken to avoid stains, scratches and water marks on your wood furniture. Some residual marks will appear over time with use.

Heat and direct sunlight will cause the wood to expand, creating gaps and cracks.

Reclaimed wood inherently absorbs any fluid or liquid that touches the surface. Always wipe up spills as soon as possible and only ever wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.

To reduce the risk of spillages and any watermarks, we encourage the use of table coverings or mats to protect the surface.

Avoid using any acidic or high alkaline based cleaners, or products containing bleach, ammonia, or petroleum.