Urban Barnwood Furniture Catalog

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MARCH 2019 PRINTING
CATALOG NO. 8

Leather Options
Genuine Leather
LONDON TAN
Stain Options
Standard Colors BASE PRICE
Includes any OCS and FC Stains
On Rough Sawn Barnwood Oak
Premium Colors
ADD 15%
On Rough Sawn Barnwood Oak
Standard
Table Heights
Dining height: 30"
Counter height: 36"
Bar height: 42"
Tabletop
Edge
Options
ECAN
ECAN
Pecan
PECAN
Mahogany
London Tan
PECAN
VINTAGE Vintage BLACK Black
LONDON TAN
LONDON TAN
OCS-100 Clear OCS-112 Provincial FC-10944 Tavern OCS-110 Medium
LONDON TAN
LONDON TAN
FC-11047 Ebony FC-31596 Creek Slate FC-29987 R-R FC-31717 Ol' Yeller
Distressed Pearl
Paint: FP-7624
Glaze: FG-9079
FG-3341 #3 Glaze
White/Black Glaze
Paint: FP-W0117
Glaze: FG-3341
Windswept
Stain: FC-15443
Glaze: FG-3341
Ordering Info
When ordering, please provide:
1. Quantity
2. Item number and description
3. Size
4. Leaves (specify quantity of leaves
and with or without skirt)
Mission
Roundover
Mission Roundover
Mission Roundover
with Hand Worn Corner
Mission This Roundover edge is most
with
popular and
Hand Worn Corner
shown on most tops
in this catalog.
Contents
Leather Options . . . 2
Stain Options . . . 2
Ordering Info . . . 3
HOGANY
MAHOGANY
These samples are only VINTAGE BLACK
VINTAGE BLACK
representations.
Be sure to make final
HOGANY
MAHOGANY VINTAGE BLACK
color selections from
actual samples.
Vintage Grey
VINTAGE GREY
Fabric Options
FC-12032 Pewter FC-32786 Light Brown
VINTAGE BLACK
On Maple
FC-11434 Driftwood FC-11047 Ebony
PO Box 128
VINTAGE GREY
VINTAGE GREY
io 44610
Fabric options available.
On Red Oak
Fax: 888-327-8144
VINTAGE GREY
VINTAGE GREY
6945 CR 672 PO Box 128
6945 CR 672 PO Box 128
Ask to see Berlin, sample Ohio 44610 swatches.
Berlin, Ohio 44610
Phone: 330-893-7700 Fax: 888-327-8144
6945 CR Phone: 672 PO 330-893-7700 Box 128 Fax: 6945888-327-8144
CR 672 PO Box 128
Berlin, Ohio 44610 Berlin, Ohio 44610
Phone: 330-893-7700 Fax: 888-327-8144
Phone: 330-893-7700 Fax: 888-327-8144
FC-11434 Driftwood
OCS-230 Onyx
OCS-120 Husk
OCS-100 Clear
OCS-100 Clear
FT-33756 Royal Blue
These samples are only
representations.
Includes any
two-tones, glazes,
paints and custom
finishing.
Be sure to make final color
selections from actual wood
stain samples.
5. Stain
6. Wood specie
7. Edge on table top
8. Open nails and knot holes filled with epoxy.
9. Hardware
10. Customer Name
11. Purchase Order Number
12. For custom pieces, please note sizes and
quote number if you had requested a quote
prior to your order.
Please FAX your order to: 330-893-4139
Or, EMAIL to: irene@WalnutCreekCompanies.com
Note: Expect a reply confirmation from us within
one-half business day. If you do not receive confirmation,
please resend or call us at 330-893-1322 to confirm order.
To download digital Photos or latest Catalog visit:
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Hand Hewn
Hand
Edge
Hewn
Edge
Chamfer
Chamfer
edge
Edge
with 45 at 45 degree degrees
Tabletop Edge Options . . . 3
DINING Collections . . . 5
BAR & PUB Collections . . . 51
BEDROOM Collections . . . 65
LIVING ROOM Collections . . . 79
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SERVERS, HUTCHES, BUFFETS
BENCHES
CHAIRS
DINING COLLECTIONS
Almanzo p7
Hartland p27
Branson p11
Kings Bridge p29
Richmond p43
Almanzo Wine Server p7
Croft Server p17
Manchester Server p23
Almanzo p6
Golden Gate p24
Norwich p38
Brighthouse p9
Kings Bridge p29
Brighthouse p9
Kowan p31
Stonehouse p45
Almanzo Buffet p7
Edinburgh Server p19
Manchester Hutch p23
Bristol p11
London p33
Brighthouse p8
Grove p24
Oxford p40
Dining
Bristol p11
Ladderback p7
Stretford p47
Buxton p13
Manchester p23
Bristol p10
Hartland p26
Richmond p42
Barn Door Wine Server p29
Edinburgh Hutch p19
Midland Server p37
Collections
Cleveland p15
Midland p37
Croft p17
London p33
Vienna p49
Buxton p12
Kings Bridge p28
Stonehouse p44
Brighthouse Server p9
Farmhouse Server p21
Oxford Server p41
Croft p17
Midland (Padded) p37
Edinburgh p19
Manchester p35
Windsor p13
Cleveland p14
Kowan p30
Stretford p46
Edinburgh p19
Oxford p41
ISLANDS
Bristol Server p11
Grove Server p25
Oxford Hutch p41
Extend-a-Bench p7
Richmond p43
Farmhouse p21
Mission p7
Croft p16
London p32
Vienna p48
48" Farmhouse Island p19
Farmhouse p21
Stretford p47
Bristol Hutch p11
Hartland Server p27
Richmond Server p43
Golden Gate p23
Oxford p41
Edinburgh p18
Manchester p34
Farmhouse
Extend-a-Bench p21
Vienna p49
60" Farmhouse Island p19
NOTE: Items appearing in catalog
4
Buxton Server p13
London Server p33
Vienna Server p49
Grove p25
Hartland p27
Parson p37
multiple times are listed with
page number of first appearance.
Farmhouse p20
Midland p36
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Almanzo Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#111-4272 42" x 42" Solid Top
Item #111-4272
Almanzo Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #235-LAC
Ladderback Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #235-LSC
Ladderback Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM
#111-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#111-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#111-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#111-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
DESCRIPTION
#115-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#115-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#115-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#115-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
Item #115-42722L
Almanzo Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #231-MAC
Mission Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#225-4795 47" to 95" Bench
#225-59107 59" to 107" Bench
#225-60120 60" to 120" Bench
Item #231-MSC
Mission Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #225-59108 Extend-a-Bench
59" Extends to 107"
Item #211-382160
Almanzo Wine Server
38"H x 21"D x 60"W
Item #211-402263
Almanzo Buffet
40"H x 22"D x 63"W
6
TABLE
42" x 60"
2 Leaves 12" wide:
2 Leaves with Skirt
(Stores 2 Leaves)
Extendable
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#115-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#115-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#115-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#115-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#176-1842E
18" End Extensions
ITEM
Item #222-1370 Almanzo Bench
13"W x 70"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#222-1346 46" Bench
#222-1358 58" Bench
#222-1370 70" Bench
#222-1382 82" Bench
#222-1394 94" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
Shown with
C2-34 Melody
Fabric
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Brighthouse Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#122-4242 42" x 42" x 30" Solid Top
#122-4260 42" x 60" x 30" Solid Top
#122-4272 42" x 72" x 30" Solid Top
#122-4284 42" x 84" x 30" Solid Top
#122-4296 42" x 96" x 30" Solid Top
Item #122-4272
Brighthouse Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #250-BACUS
Brighthouse Arm Chair
with Upholstered Seat
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #250-BSCUS
Brighthouse Side Chair
with Upholstered Seat
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #122-42721L
Brighthouse Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #250-BAC
Brighthouse Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #250-BSC
Brighthouse Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #217-362264
Brighthouse Server
36"H x 22"D x 64"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#122-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
8
TABLE
42" W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear Tops
Royal Blue Base
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#122-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #260-1372 Brighthouse Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#260-1345 45" Bench
#260-1357 57" Bench
#260-1369 69" Bench
#260-1381 81" Bench
#260-1393 93" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
8 9

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Bristol Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#154-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 23"
#154-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 42"
#154-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 52"
#154-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 64"
Item #154-4284
Bristol Solid Top
42"W x 84"L x 30"H
Item #237-BAC
Bristol Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #237-BSC
Bristol Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #201-842264
Bristol Hutch
with Shiplap Back
and Mirror
84"H x 22"D x 64"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Item #155-42722L
Bristol Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #239-BAC
Branson Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #231-BSC
Branson Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #201-362264
Bristol Server
36"H x 22"D x 64"W
#155-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
10
TABLE
42" W x 84"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
#3 Glaze
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#155-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#155-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#155-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#155-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#155-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#155-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#155-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #224-1372 Bristol Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#224-1348 48" Bench
#224-1360 60" Bench
#224-1372 72" Bench
#224-1384 84" Bench
#224-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
10 11

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Buxton Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#147-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 23"
#147-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 42"
#147-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 52"
#147-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 64"
Item #147-4272
Buxton Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #237-BAC
Bristol Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #237-BSC
Bristol Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Shown with
16-81 Linen
Fabric
Item #209-3620560
Buxton Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #148-42722L
Buxton Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #246-WSC
Windsor Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#148-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
12
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
#3 Glaze
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#148-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#148-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#148-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#148-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#148-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#148-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#148-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #228-1372 Buxton Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#228-1348 48" Bench
#228-1360 60" Bench
#228-1372 72" Bench
#228-1384 84" Bench
#228-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
12 13

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Cleveland Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#138-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#138-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#138-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#138-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #138-4272
Cleveland Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #235-LAC
Ladderback Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #235-LSC
Ladderback Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #139-42722L
Cleveland Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
ITEM
Item #221-1372 Cleveland Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#221-1348 48" Bench
#221-1360 60" Bench
#221-1372 72" Bench
Item #211-402263
Almanzo Buffet
40"H x 22"D x 63"W
#221-1384 84" Bench
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#221-1396 96" Bench
#139-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#139-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
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TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#139-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#139-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#139-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#139-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#139-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#139-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
14 15

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Croft Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#151-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 23"
#151-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 42"
#151-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 52"
#151-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 64"
Item #151-4272
Croft Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #233-CACR
Croft Arm Chair (Onyx)
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #152-42602L
Croft Extendable Top
42"W x 60"L x 30"H
Item #233-CSCR
Croft Side Chair (Onyx)
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #212-3620560
Croft Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#152-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#152-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#152-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
16
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak/
Red Oak Base
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Onyx Base/
Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#152-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#152-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#152-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#152-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#152-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #225-1372 Croft Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#225-1348 48" Bench
#225-1360 60" Bench
#225-1372 72" Bench
#225-1384 84" Bench
#225-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
16 17

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Edinburgh Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#153-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#153-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#153-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#153-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#153-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #153-4272
Edinburgh Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #240-EAC
Edinburgh Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #203-832055975
Edinburgh Hutch
83"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #153-42722L
Edinburgh Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #240-ESC
Edinburgh Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #203-362055975
Edinburgh Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#153-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#153-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
18
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#153-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#153-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#153-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#153-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#153-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#153-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #229-1370 Edinburgh Bench
13"W x 70"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#229-1346 46" Bench
#229-1358 58" Bench
#229-1370 70" Bench
#229-1382 82" Bench
#229-1394 94" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
18 19

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Farmhouse Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#121-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#121-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#121-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#121-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#121-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #121-4272
Farmhouse Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #243-FHAC
Farmhouse Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #280-3648
48" Farmhouse Island
36"H x 36"D x 48"W
Item #243-FHSC
Farmhouse Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #280-3660
60" Farmhouse Island
36"H x 36"D x 60"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#123-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
Item #123-42722L
Farmhouse Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#225-4795 47" to 95" Bench
#225-59107 59" to 107" Bench
#225-60120 60" to 120" Bench
Item #225-59107 Extend-a-Bench
59" Extends to 107"
Also available
with old style
corner legs
Item #210-362460
Farmhouse Server
36"H x 24"D x 60"W
#123-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
20
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Distressed
Pearl/
Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#123-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#123-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#123-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#123-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#123-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#123-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #223-1369 Farmhouse Bench
13"W x 69"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#223-1345 45" Bench
#223-1357 57" Bench
#223-1369 69" Bench
#223-1381 81" Bench
#223-1393 93" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
20 21

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
Golden Gate Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#161-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Item #161-4272
Golden Gate Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #232-GGAC
Golden Gate Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #204-832055975
Manchester Hutch (Ebony/Clear)
83"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
#161-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#161-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#161-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #232-GGSC
Golden Gate Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #204-362055975
Manchester Server (Ebony/Clear)
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
22
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear Top/
Black Metal
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
ITEM
Item #230-1372 Manchester Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#230-1348 48" Bench
#230-1360 60" Bench
#230-1372 72" Bench
#230-1384 84" Bench
#230-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
22 23

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Grove Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#141-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 23"
#141-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 42"
#141-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 52"
#141-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 64"
Item #141-4272
Grove Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #235-LAC
Ladderback Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #143-42722L
Grove Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #235-LSC
Ladderback Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #201-3620560
Grove Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#143-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#143-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
24
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#143-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#143-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#143-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#143-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#143-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#143-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #227-1372 Grove Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#227-1348 48" Bench
#227-1360 60" Bench
#227-1372 72" Bench
#227-1384 84" Bench
#227-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
24 25

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
This Collection is in Smooth Barnwood Oak.
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Hartland Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#142-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 24"
#142-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 43"
#142-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 53"
#142-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 65"
Item #142-4272
Hartland Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #246-HAC
Hartland Arm Chair
23-1/4"W x 21"D x 39-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #142-42722L
Hartland Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #246-HSC
Hartland Side Chair
18-1/4"W x 21"D x 39-3/4"H
Item #202-361860
Hartland Server
36"H x 18"D x 60"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#142-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#142-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
26
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Smooth
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-1/4"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
STAIN
Pewter
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#142-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#142-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#142-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#142-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#142-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#142-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #226-1372 Hartland Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#226-1348 48" Bench
#226-1360 60" Bench
#226-1372 72" Bench
#226-1384 84" Bench
#226-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
26 27

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Kings Bridge Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#144-4260 42" x 60" x 30" Solid Top
#144-4272 42" x 72" x 30" Solid Top
#144-4284 42" x 84" x 30" Solid Top
#144-4296 42" x 96" x 30" Solid Top
Item #144-4272
Kings Bridge Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #264-KAC
Kings Bridge Arm Chair
23-1/4"W x 21"D x 39-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #264-KSC
Kings Bridge Side Chair
18-1/4"W x 21"D x 39-3/4"H
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #211-362160
Barn Door Wine Server
with Goblet Holders
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
28
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear Tops
Black Metal Base
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
ITEM
Item #261-1372 Kings Bridge Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#261-1360 60" Bench
#261-1372 72" Bench
#261-1384 84" Bench
#261-1396 96" Bench
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
28 29

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Kowan Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#177-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#177-4848 48" x 48" Solid Top
#177-5454 54" x 54" Solid Top
#177-6060 60" x 60" Solid Top
Item #177-4848
Kowan Solid Top
48"W x 48"L
Item #237-KSC
Kowan Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #177-42423L
Kowan Extendable Top
42"W x 42"L
Also available
with old style
corner legs
Item #210-362460
Farmhouse Server
36"H x 24"D x 60"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#177-42421L 42x42 1 L-12”, 1 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
#177-42422L 42x42 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
30
TABLE
48"W x 48"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
STAIN
White with
Black Glaze
Base/
#3 Glaze Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#177-48481L 48x48 1 L-12”, 1 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
#177-48482L 48x48 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
30 31

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
London Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#157-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#157-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#157-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#157-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#157-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #157-4272
London Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #244-LAC
London Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #244-LSC
London Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #157-42722L
London Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
ITEM
Item #257-1370 London Bench
13"W x 70"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#257-1346 46" Bench
Item #202-3620560
London Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#157-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#157-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#257-1358 58" Bench
#257-1370 70" Bench
#257-1382 82" Bench
#257-1394 94" Bench
#157-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
32
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Ebony Base /
Creek
Slate Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#157-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#157-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#157-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#157-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#157-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Manchester Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#156-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#156-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#156-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#156-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#156-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #156-4272
Manchester Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #242-MAC
Manchester Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #204-832055975
Manchester Hutch
(Ebony/Clear)
83"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Item #156-42722L
Manchester Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #242-MSC
Manchester Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #204-362055975
Manchester Server
(Ebony/Clear)
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
#156-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#156-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#156-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
34
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Ebony Base /
Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#156-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#156-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#156-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#156-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#156-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #230-1370 Manchester Bench
13"W x 70"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#230-1346 46" Bench
#230-1358 58" Bench
#230-1370 70" Bench
#230-1382 82" Bench
#230-1394 94" Bench
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Midland Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#158-4254 42" x 54" x 30" Solid Top
#158-4260 42" x 60" x 30" Solid Top
#158-4266 42" x 66" x 30" Solid Top
#158-4272 42" x 72" x 30" Solid Top
#158-4284 42" x 84" x 30" Solid Top
#158-4296 42" x 96" x 30" Solid Top
Item #158-4284
Midland Solid Top
42"W x 84"L x 30"H
Item #265-PCU
Parson Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 39"H
Shown with C2-36
Cobalt Fabric
Parson Chair comes standard
with Brown Maple Legs and
Onyx Finish
Midland Bench with
Upholstered Seat
For upholstered seat add 10%
Shown with
C2-19 Weasel
Fabric
Item #216-362260
Midland Server
36"H x 22"D x 60"W
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TABLE
42"W x 84"L x 30"H
Solid Top
With Breadboard
End Extensions
With 2 Leaves 12"
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Ol Yeller
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Item #265-1372 Midland Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
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Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
#158-4284LBB 42" x 84" Breadboard End Ext. w/2 L (12")
#265-1384 84" Bench
more info on Premium.
#158-4296LBB 42" x 96" Breadboard End Ext. w/2 L (12")
#265-1396 96" Bench
36
18" leaf available.
37
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Item #158-4284LBB
Midland Breadboard End Extendable
42"W x 84"L x 30"H
#158-4254LBB 42" x 54" Breadboard End Ext. w/2 L (12")
#158-4260LBB 42" x 60" Breadboard End Ext. w/2 L (12")
#158-4266LBB 42" x 66" Breadboard End Ext. w/2 L (12")
#158-4272LBB 42" x 72" Breadboard End Ext. w/2 L (12")
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#265-1354 54" Bench
#265-1360 60" Bench
#265-1366 66" Bench
#265-1372 72" Bench

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
Norwich Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#117-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#117-4848 48" x 48" Solid Top
Item #117-484830
Norwich Solid Top
48"W x 48"L x 30"H
Item #231-MSC
Mission Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #117-48482L
Norwich Extendable Top
48"W x 48"L x 30"H
Item #235-LSC
Ladderback Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #201-3620560
Grove Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#117-42421L 42x42 1 L-12”, 1 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
#117-42422L 42x42 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
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TABLE
48"W x 48"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with
Hand Worn
Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#117-48481L 48x48 1 L-12”, 1 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
#117-48482L 48x48 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 0 L)
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Oxford Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#114-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#114-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#114-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#114-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#114-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #114-4272
Oxford Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #248-OAC
Oxford Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 39-3/4"H
Item #248-OSC
Oxford Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 39-3/4"H
Item #213-832055975
Oxford Hutch
83"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#114-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
Item #114-42722L
Oxford Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
ITEM
Item #262-1370 Oxford Bench
13"W x 70"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#262-1346 46" Bench
#262-1358 58" Bench
#262-1370 70" Bench
#262-1382 82" Bench
Item #213-362055975
Oxford Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
#114-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#262-1394 94" Bench
#114-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
40
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with
Hand Worn
Corner
STAIN
Provincial
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#114-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#114-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#114-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#114-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#114-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
This Collection is in Smooth Barnwood Oak.
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Richmond Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#116-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#116-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#116-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#116-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#116-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #116-4272
Richmond Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #249-RAC
Richmond Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 39-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #116-42722L
Richmond Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #249-RSC
Richmond Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 39-3/4"H
Item #214-361859975
Richmond Server
36"H x 18"D x 59-3/4"W
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#116-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#116-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
42
TABLE
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Smooth
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-1/4"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
STAIN
Creek Slate
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#116-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#116-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#116-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#116-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#116-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#116-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
Item #263-1358 Richmond Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#263-1346 46" Bench
#263-1358 58" Bench
#263-1370 70" Bench
#263-1382 82" Bench
#263-1394 94" Bench
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Stonehouse Dining Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#122-4242 42" x 42" Solid Top
#122-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
#122-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
#122-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
#122-4284 42" x 96" Solid Top
Item #122-4242
Stonehouse Solid Top
42"W x 42"L x 30"H
Item #236-SAC
Stonehouse Arm Chair
23-1/4"W x 21"D x 39-3/4"H
Item #249-RSC
Stonehouse Side Chair
18-1/4"W x 21"D x 39-3/4"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #122-42542L
Stonehouse Extendable Top
42"W x 54"L x 30"H
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#122-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
44
TABLE
42"W x 42"L x 30"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
Top/Maple Base
TOP
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear Top/
Driftwood Base
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#122-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#122-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Stretford Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#112-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 23"
#112-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 42"
#112-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 52"
#112-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 64"
Item #112-4272
Stretford Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #247-SAC
Stretford Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #247-SSC
Stretford Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #203-832055975
Edinburgh Hutch
83"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#112-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
Item #112-42722L
Stretford Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
ITEM
Item #258-1372 Stretford Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
DESCRIPTION
#258-1348 48" Bench
#258-1360 60" Bench
#258-1372 72" Bench
#258-1384 84" Bench
Item #203-362055975
Edinburgh Server
36"H x 20-1/2"D x 59-3/4"W
#112-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#258-1396 96" Bench
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TABLE
42" x 72"
2 Leaves 12" wide
2 Leaves with Skirt
(Stores 2 Leaves)
Extendable
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with
Hand Worn
Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#112-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#112-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#112-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#112-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#112-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#112-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
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the American
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Vienna Dining Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#113-4260 42" x 60" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 25"
#113-4272 42" x 72" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 44"
#113-4284 42" x 84" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 54"
#113-4296 42" x 96" Solid Top
Distance between bases: 66"
Item #113-4272
Vienna Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #245-VAC
Vienna Arm Chair
24"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Item #245-VSC
Vienna Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 41-3/4"H
Shown with C2-36
Cobalt Fabric
Parson Chair comes standard
with Brown Maple Legs and
Onyx Finish
Item #282-362160
Vienna Server
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #113-42722L
Vienna Extendable Top
42"W x 72"L x 30"H
Item #265-PCU
Parson Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 39"H
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#113-42542L 42" x 54" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#113-42544L 42" x 54" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
Item #259-1372 Vienna Bench
13"W x 72"L x 18"H
48
TABLE
42" x 72" x 30"
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Creek Slate Tops
White with Black Glaze Bases
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
#113-42602L 42" x 60" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#113-42604L 42" x 60" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#113-42662L 42" x 66" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#113-42664L 42" x 66" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
#113-42722L 42" x 72" 2 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt (stores 2 L)
#113-42724L 42" x 72" 4 L-12”, 2 L w/Skirt, 2 L w/o Skirt (stores 2 L)
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#259-1348 48" Bench
#259-1360 60" Bench
#259-1372 72" Bench
#259-1384 84" Bench
#259-1396 96" Bench
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BAR CHAIRS
PUB & BAR COLLECTIONS
Mission Bar p53
Bridgeport Bar p52
Ladderback Bar p53
BAR STOOLS
Leather Seat p53
Brooklyn Pub p54
Grant Bar p56
Bar & Pub
Collections
Metal Base p53
Kings Bridge Bar p58
Newport p53
Newport Bar p60
Regular p53
Portland Bar p62
NOTE: Items appearing in catalog
multiple times are listed with
page number of first appearance.
Scooped Seat p53
50
51

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Bridgeport Bar Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#174-2860 28" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
#174-2872 28" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
#174-3260 32" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
#174-3272 32" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
Item #174-2872
Bridgeport Bar Table
28"W x 72"L x 36"H
Item #271-LS24
Bar Stool with
Leather Seat
24" Height
See Leather Options
on page 2.
Shown with Diablo Java
Recycled Leather.
Item #271-SS24
Bar Stool
with Scooped Seat
24" Height
Item #273-NB24
Newport Bar Stool
with Black Metal Base
24" Height
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool with
Metal Base
24" Height
Item #271-BW24
Bar Stool with
Regular Seat
24" Height
Item #211-362160
Barn Door Wine Server
with Goblet Holders
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
52
TABLE
28"W x 72"L x 36"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
Top / Metal Base
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Black Base
and Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #231-BMSC
Mission Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
Item #235-BLSC
Ladderback Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
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Landmark
52 53

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
Brooklyn Pub Collection
Item #271-LS24
Bar Stool with
Leather Seat
24" Height
See Leather Options
on page 2.
Shown with Diablo Java
Recycled Leather.
Item #271-SS24
Bar Stool
with Scooped Seat
24" Height
Item #273-NB24
Newport Bar Stool
with Black Metal Base
24" Height
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Item #179-R4236
Brooklyn Pub Table 42" Round Top x 36"H
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool
with Metal Base
24" Height
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#179-424230 42" x 42" x 30" Solid Top Rd
#179-484830 48" x 48" x 30" Solid Top Rd
#179-424236 42" x 42" x 36" Solid Top Rd
#179-484836 48" x 48" x 36" Solid Top Rd
#179-424242 42" x 42" x 42" Solid Top Rd
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool with
Metal Base
24" Height
Item #271-BW24
Bar Stool with
Regular Seat
24" Height
#179-484842 48" x 48" x 42" Solid Top Rd
54
TABLE
42"Round x 36"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
Top / Metal Base
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
STAIN
Black Base
and Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #231-BMSC
Mission Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
Item #235-BLSC
Ladderback Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
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the American
Landmark
54 55

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
Grant Bar Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#171-2860 28" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
Item #171-2872
Grant Bar Table
28"W x 72"L x 36"H
Item #271-LS24
Bar Stool with
Leather Seat
24" Height
See Leather Options
on page 2.
Shown with Diablo Java
Recycled Leather.
Item #271-SS24
Bar Stool
with Scooped Seat
24" Height
Item #273-NB24
Newport Bar Stool
with Black Metal Base
24" Height
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
#171-2872 28" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
#171-3260 32" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
#171-3272 32" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool with
Metal Base
24" Height
Item #271-BW24
Bar Stool with
Regular Seat
24" Height
Item #211-362160
Barn Door Wine Server
with Goblet Holders
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
56
TABLE
28"W x 72"L x 36"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
Top / Metal Base
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Black Base
and Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #231-BMSC
Mission Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
Item #235-BLSC
Ladderback Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
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the American
Landmark
56 57

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Kings Bridge Bar Collection
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
#172-3260 32" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
#172-3272 32" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
#172-3284 32" x 84" x 36" Solid Top
#172-3296 32" x 96" x 36" Solid Top
Item #172-3272
Kings Bridge Bar Table
32"W x 72"L x 36"H
Item #271-LS24
Bar Stool with
Leather Seat
24" Height
See Leather Options
on page 2.
Shown with Diablo Java
Recycled Leather.
Item #271-SS24
Bar Stool
with Scooped Seat
24" Height
Item #273-NB24
Newport Bar Stool
with Black Metal Base
24" Height
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool with
Metal Base
24" Height
Item #271-BW24
Bar Stool with
Regular Seat
24" Height
Item #211-362160
Barn Door Wine Server
with Goblet Holders
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
58
TABLE
32"W x 72"L x 36"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
Top / Metal Base
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Black Base
and Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #231-BMSC
Mission Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
Item #235-BLSC
Ladderback Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
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the American
Landmark
58 59

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Newport Bar Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#166-3260 32" x 60" Solid Top
#166-3272 32" x 72" Solid Top
#166-3284 32" x 84" Solid Top
#166-3296 32" x 96" Solid Top
Item #166-4272
Newport Solid Top
42"W x 72"L x 36"H
Item #271-LS24
Bar Stool with
Leather Seat
24" Height
See Leather Options
on page 2.
Shown with Diablo Java
Recycled Leather.
Item #271-SS24
Bar Stool
with Scooped Seat
24" Height
Item #273-NB24
Newport Bar Stool
with Black Metal Base
24" Height
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool with
Metal Base
24" Height
Item #271-BW24
Bar Stool with
Regular Seat
24" Height
Item #211-362160
Barn Door Wine Server
with Goblet Holders
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
60
TABLE
32"W x 72"L x 36"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear Top
Black Metal Base
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #231-BMSC
Mission Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
Item #235-BLSC
Ladderback Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
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the American
Landmark
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Portland Bar Collection
ITEM DESCRIPTION
#173-2860 28" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
#173-2872 28" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
#173-3260 32" x 60" x 36" Solid Top
#173-3272 32" x 72" x 36" Solid Top
Item #173-2872
Portland Bar Table
28"W x 72"L x 36"H
Item #271-LS24
Bar Stool with
Leather Seat
24" Height
See Leather Options
on page 2.
Shown with Diablo Java
Recycled Leather.
Item #271-SS24
Bar Stool
with Scooped Seat
24" Height
Item #273-NB24
Newport Bar Stool
with Black Metal Base
24" Height
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #271-BWM24
Barnwood Bar Stool with
Metal Base
24" Height
Item #271-BW24
Bar Stool with
Regular Seat
24" Height
Item #211-362160
Barn Door Wine Server
with Goblet Holders
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
62
TABLE
28"W x 72"L x 36"H
Solid Top
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
Top / Metal Base
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Black Base
and Clear Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #231-BMSC
Mission Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
Item #235-BLSC
Ladderback Bar Side Chair
19-1/2"W x 22"D x 44"H
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Chevron p66
Midland p72
Farmhouse p68
Savannah p74
Bedroom
Collections
London Fog p70
Shefford p76
64
65

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
Chevron Bedroom Collection
Item #302-CBCK California King Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 33"H, 77"W x 93"L
Item #302-CBK
King Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 33"H, 83"W x 89"L
Item #302-CBQ
Chevron Bed (Queen)
Item #337-CM
Chevron
Mirror
Mirror: 31"H x 37"W
Overall: 40-1/4"H x 46"W
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #302-CBQ
Item #302-CBF
Item #302-CBT
Queen Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 33"H, 65"W x 89"L
Full Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 33"H, 65"W x 89"L
Twin Bed
.HB: 59"H, FB: 33"H, 43"W x 84"L
Item #337-C9DD
Chevron 9-Drawer Dresser
39"H x 20-1/2"D x 58-1/2"W
Item #337-C6DD
Chevron 6-Drawer Dresser
34"H x 20-1/2"D x 58-1/2"W
66
BED
Queen
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #337-C6DC
Chevron 6-Drawer Chest
46-1/2"H x 20-1/2"D x 39-1/2"W
Item #337-C5DC
Chevron 5-Drawer Chest
46-1/2"H x 20-1/2"D x 39-1/2"W
Item #337-C3DN
Chevron 3-Drawer Nightstand
28"H x 20-1/2"D x 36"W
Item #337-C1D1DN
Chevron 1-Drawer 1- Door Nightstand
28"H x 20-1/2"D x 36"W
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Farmhouse Bedroom Collection
Item #331-FBCK California King Bed
HB: 60"H, FB: 34"H, 77"W x 93"L
Item #331-FBK
Item #331-FBQ
Item #331-FBF
Item #331-FBT
King Bed
HB: 60"H, FB: 34"H, 83"W x 89"L
Queen Bed
HB: 60"H, FB: 34"H, 65"W x 89"L
Full Bed
HB: 60"H, FB: 34"H, 59"W x 84"L
Twin Bed
.HB: 60"H, FB: 34"H, 43"W x 84"L
Item #331-FBQ
Farmhouse Bed (Queen)
Item #336-F9DD
Farmhouse 9-Drawer Dresser
39"H x 20-1/2"D x 58-1/2"W
Item #336-F6DD
Farmhouse 6-Drawer Dresser
34"H x 20-1/2"D x 58-1/2"W
Item #341-FHM
Farmhouse
Mirror
Mirror: 31"H x 37"W
Overall: 40-1/4"H x 46"W
#336-F4DA
Farmhouse 4-Drawer Armoire
64"H x 21"D x 41"W
#336-F4DAM
Farmhouse 4-Drawer Armoire
with Mirror
64"H x 21"D x 41"W
68
BED
Queen
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #336-F6DC
Farmhouse 6-Drawer Chest
47"H x 20-1/2"D x 39-1/2"W
Item #336-F5DC
Farmhouse 5-Drawer Chest
47"H x 20-1/2"D x 39-1/2"W
Item #336-F3DN
Farmhouse 3-Drawer Nightstand
28"H x 20-1/2"D x 27"W
Item #336-F1D1D
Farmhouse 1-Drawer 1-Door Nightstand
28"H x 20-1/2"D x 27"W
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the American
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
London Fog Bedroom Collection
Item #349-LFM
London Fog Mirror
Mirror: 29-1/4"H x 42-3/4"W
Overall: 37-5/8"H x 49"W
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Item #347-LFBCK California King Bed
HB: 57-5/8"H, FB: 25-5/8"H, 77"W x 93"L
Item #347-LFBK King Bed
HB: 57-5/8"H, FB: 25-5/8"H, 83"W x 89"L
Item #347-LFBF Queen Bed
HB: 57-5/8"H, FB: 25-5/8"H, 65"W x 89"L
Item #347-LFBF Full Bed
HB: 57-5/8"H, FB: 25-5/8"H, 59"W x 84"L
Item #347-LFBQ
London Fog Bed (Queen)
Item #349-LF9DD
London Fog 9-Drawer Dresser
41-1/8"H x 21"D x 66"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #347-LBT
Twin Bed
.HB: 57-5/8"H, FB: 25-5/8"H, 43"W x 84"L
Item #349-LF6DD
London Fog 6-Drawer Dresser
34-3/8"H x 21"D x 66"W
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
70
BED
Queen
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Windswept /
#3 Glaze Tops
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #349-LF6DC
London Fog 6-Drawer Chest
51-3/8"H x 21"D x 41-1/2"W
Item #349-LF5DC
London Fog 5-Drawer Chest
51-3/8"H x 21"D x 41-1/2"W
Item #349-LF3DN
London Fog 3-Drawer Nightstand
28"H x 21"D x 27"W
Item #349-LF1D1D
London Fog 1-Drawer 1-Door Nightstand
28"H x 21"D x 27"W
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the American
Landmark
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Midland Bedroom Collection
Item #347-LFBCK California King Bed
HB: 52"H, FB: 20"H, 77"W x 93"L
Item #347-LFBK King Bed
HB: 52"H, FB: 20"H, 83"W x 89"L
Item #347-LFBF Queen Bed
HB: 52"H, FB: 20"H, 65"W x 89"L
Item #347-LFBF Full Bed
HB: 52"H, FB: 20"H, 59"W x 84"L
Item #347-LFBQ
Midland Bed (Queen)
Item #349-LFM
Midland Mirror
Mirror: 29-1/4"H x 42-3/4"W
Overall: 37-5/8"H x 49"W
Item #349-LF9DD
Midland 9-Drawer Dresser
39"H x 20"D x 64"W
Item #349-LF6DD
Midland 6-Drawer Dresser
28"H x 20"D x 64"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #347-LBT
Twin Bed
HB: 52"H, FB: 20"H, 43"W x 84"L
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
72
BED
Queen
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-1/4"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Ol' Yeller
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #349-LF6DC
Midland 6-Drawer Chest
52"H x 20"D x 34"W
Item #349-LF5DC
Midland 5-Drawer Chest
52"H x 20"D x 34"W
Item #349-LF3DN
Midland 3-Drawer Nightstand
28"H x 20"D x 26"W
Item #349-LF1D1D
Midland 1-Drawer 1-Door Nightstand
28"H x 20"D x 26"W
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
Item #345-SM
Savannah Mirror
Mirror: 26-7/8"H x 42-3/4"W
Overall: 52"W x 49-1/2"H
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Savannah Bedroom Collection
Item #343-SBBCK California King Bed
HB: 68"H, FB: 34"H, 77"W x 93"L
Item #343-SBK
Item #343-SBQ
Item #343-SBF
King Bed
HB: 68"H, FB: 34"H, 83"W x 89"L
Queen Bed
HB: 68"H, FB: 34"H, 65"W x 89"L
Full Bed
HB: 68"H, FB: 34"H, 59"W x 84"L
Item #343-SBQ
Savannah Bed (Queen)
Item #345-S9DD
Savannah 9-Drawer Dresser
41-1/8"H x 21"D x 66"W
Item #345-S6DD
Savannah 6-Drawer Dresser
34-3/8"H x 21"D x 66"W
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #343-SBT
Twin Bed
HB: 68"H, FB: 34"H, 43"W x 84"L
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
74
BED
Queen
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #345-S3D2DA
Savannah 3-Drawer 2-Door Armoire
80"H x 21"D x 41"W
Item #345-S2D2DA
Savannah 2-Drawer 2-Door Armoire
80"H x 21"D x 41"W
Both configurations come Standard with
2 Adjustable Shelves and Clothes Rod
Item #345-S3DN
Savannah 3-Drawer Nightstand
28"H x 21"D x 26"W
Item #345-S1D1D
Savannah 1-Drawer 1-Door Nightstand
28"H x 21"D x 26"W
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Landmark
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Shefford Bedroom Collection
Item #348-SM
Shefford Mirror
Mirror: 31-9/16"H x 37-5/8"W
Overall: 38-3/4"H x 44-3/4"W
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #348-SBCK
Item #348-SBK
Item #348-SBQ
Item #348-SBF
Item #348-SBT
Item #348-SBQ
Shefford Bed (Queen)
California King Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 19"H, 77"W x 93"L
King Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 19"H, 83"W x 89"L
Queen Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 19"H, 65"W x 89"L
Full Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 19"H, 65"W x 89"L
Twin Bed
HB: 59"H, FB: 19"H, 43"W x 84"L
Item #348-S9DD
Shefford 9-Drawer Dresser
39"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
Item #348-S6DD
Shefford 6-Drawer Dresser
34"H x 20-1/2"D x 60"W
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
76
BED
Queen
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOPS
7/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #348-S5DC
Shefford 5-Drawer Chest
46-1/2"H x 20-1/2"D x 39-1/2"W
Item #348-S6DC
Shefford 6-Drawer Chest
46-1/2"H x 20-1/2"D x 39-1/2"W
Item #348-S3DN
Shefford 3-Drawer Nightstand
28"H x 20-1/2"D x 26"W
Item #348-S1D1D
Shefford 1-Drawer 1-Door Nightstand
28"H x 20-1/2"D x 26"W
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Almanzo p80
Timber Ridge p90
Corner Media p100
Farmhouse p82
Kingston p92
Bookshelves p102
Living Room
Collections
Grove p84
Urban Railroad Cart p94
Kneehole Desk p104
Imperial p86
TV Consoles p96
Margate p88
Half Barrel Coffee p98
78
79

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Almanzo Occasionals
Item #376-ACTS
Almanzo Coffee Table with Shelf
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #376-ACT
Almanzo Coffee Table
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #376-ASTS
Almanzo Sofa Table with Shelf
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
Item #376-AST
Almanzo Sofa Table
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
80
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #376-AETS
Almanzo End Table with Shelf
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
Item #376-AET
Almanzo End Table
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
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the American
Landmark
80 81

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Farmhouse Occasionals
Item #377-FCT
Farmhouse Coffee Table
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #377-FST
Farmhouse Sofa Table
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
82
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
STAIN
Distressed
Pearl / Clear
Top
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #377-FET
Farmhouse End Table
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
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the American
Landmark
82 83

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Grove Occasionals
Item #366-GCT
Grove Coffee Table
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #366-GST
Grove Sofa Table
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
84
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #366-GET
Grove End Table
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
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the American
Landmark
84 85

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Imperial Occasionals
Item #378-ICT
Imperial Coffee Table
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #378-IST
Imperial Sofa Table
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
86
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak/
Metal Base
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #378-IET
Imperial End Table
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
86 87

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Margate Occasionals
Item #373-MCT
Margate Coffee Table
24"W x 48"L x 18"H
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Item #373-MST
Margate Sofa Table
20"W x 48"L x 30"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
88
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
STAIN
White with
Black Glaze
Base / #3 Glaze
Tops
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #373-MET
Margate End Table
24"W x 24"L x 22"H
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the American
Landmark
88 89

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Timber Ridge Occasionals
Item #371-TRCTS
Timber Ridge Coffee Table with Shelf
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #371-TRCT
Timber Ridge Coffee Table
22"W x 42"L x 18"H
Item #371-TRSTS
Timber Ridge Sofa Table with Shelf
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
Item #371-TRST
Timber Ridge Sofa Table
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
90
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #371-TRETS
Timber Ridge End Table with Shelf
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
Item #371-TRET
Timber Ridge End Table
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
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the American
Landmark
90 91

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Kingston Living Room Collection
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #351-KLPW
Kingston Loveseat
Solid Panel Sides
Wallhugger
Push Back Reclining
Shown in:
Frame: #3 Glaze
Fabric: 16-81 Linen
Item #351-KRSP
Kingston Recliner
Slatted Sides
Push Back Reclining
Shown in:
Frame: #3 Glaze
Fabric: 16-81 Linen
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #501-2650
Urban Railroad
Cart Coffee Table
26"W x 50"L x 16" H
92
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
STAIN
#3 Glaze
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #212-362160
Kingston Barn Door TV Stand
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
Item #376-KSTS
Kingston Sofa Table with Shelf
18"W x 42"L x 30"H
Item #376-KETS
Kingston End Table with Shelf
22"W x 24"L x 22"H
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Landmark
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Urban Railroad Cart Coffee Table
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #501-2650
Urban Railroad Cart Coffee Table
26"W x 50"L x 16" H
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
94
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Shown in
optional
#3 Glaze
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the American
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94 95

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
TV Consoles
Item #212-362160
Barn Door TV Stand
36"H x 21"D x 60"W
Shown in #3 Glaze
Note: The Barn Door TV Stand is shown in a Premium Stain.
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #381-TRTC260
Timber Ridge TV Console 60"
with shelf
With 2 drawers and player slot
60"
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #381-TRTC360
Timber Ridge TV Console 60"
with shelf
96
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
Note: This Collection is shown in a Premium Stain.
STAIN
#3 Glaze
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
With 3 drawers
60"
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THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Half Barrel Coffee Table
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
Item #401-2848S
Half Barrel Coffee Table with solid top
28"W x 48"L x 20"H
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
98
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #401-2848L
Half Barrel Coffee Table with 3/4" lift top
28"W x 48"L x 20"H
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98 99

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Corner Media Center
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #396-CMCF
Corner Media Center
with Fireplace insert
Available with straight back.
36"H x 42"D x 60"W
Item #396-CMC
Corner Media Center
without Fireplace
Available with straight back.
36"H x 42"D x 60"W
100
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Reclaiming
the American
Landmark
100 101

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Book Shelves
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
Item #397-3672
Bookshelf · 5-Shelf
36"W x 72"H x 13-1/2"D
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #397-3660
Bookshelf · 4-Shelf
36"W x 60"H x 13-1/2"D
102
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Item #397-3648
Bookshelf · 3-Shelf
36"W x 48"H x 13-1/2"D
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102 103

THE · BARNWOOD · STORY
If only barns
could talk
It all started a century or two ago. Trees were
cut down manually – with axes. Then from the
timbers the hefty beams and boards were cut.
It was a similar process for all the buildings
on the homestead: house, barns and sheds or
outbuildings. Everything was hand cut and
structured using the tried and true mortise
and tenon system. Many of the buildings
stood for a century or more.
Kneehole Desk
Today, with less farming and as these
buildings continue to age some are restored
close to their original state and others are
felled or disassembled piece by piece, so
that as much as possible, the precious natural
resource – the wood, can be reclaimed.
After the structure is disassembled, the
lumber is hauled to the lumber handling yard
where it undergoes a cleaning and drying
process. All the lumber is run under a metal
detector twice where the nails are marked and
removed, then stacked for drying.
It is then kiln-dried to 7% moisture and also
to exterminate all the bugs and insects as the
lumber moves closer to being useable for
handcrafted reclaimed barnwood furniture.
The barnwood process is an excellent green
way to preserve the old and vintage and
give the precious natural resource – wood – a
second life.
Item #461-BKHD 6936
Barnwood Kneehole Desk
7 drawers.
69"W x 36"D x 30"H
104
SPECIES
Rough Sawn
Barnwood Oak
TOP
1-5/8"
EDGE
Mission
Roundover
with Hand
Worn Corner
STAIN
Clear
NOTE: Prices in Black are
Regular Prices.
Prices in Red are Premium.
Please see page 2 for
more info on Premium.
Note: Call for custom office desks and prices.
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Landmark
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106

Stain Options
Standard Colors BASE PRICE
Includes any OCS and FC Stains
On Rough Sawn Barnwood Oak
Caring for details
ON DOORS &
DRAWERS
Caring for details ON TABLES
Tabletop
Edge Options
Mission
Roundover
Mission Roundover
Mission Roundover
OCS-100 Clear OCS-112 Provincial FC-10944 Tavern OCS-110 Medium
Full Extension Drawer Slides are standard. They
extend fully (beyond the front of the chest), for
easy access to the whole drawer. Undermount soft
close slides available upon request.
Equalizer slides are designed
for pedestal base tables. The gear
track causes them to open in
both directions at the same time
balancing the weight evenly.
Two leaf storage with
equalizer slides.
Note: Max self-storing leaves on
all table styles in this catalog is two.
Specify with or without skirt.
Mission
Mission
Roundover
Roundover
Mission Roundover
with Hand Worn with Corner
Mission Hand Worn Roundover Corner
This
Mission
edge
Roundover
is most
with
Hand
popular
Worn Corner
and
shown Mission Roundover most tops
with
in Hand this Worn catalog. Corner
Mission Roundover
Hand Hewn with Edge
Hand Worn Corner
Hand Hewn Edge
Hand Hewn
Hand Hewn Edge
Edge
Chamfer edge
Hand with Hewn 45 degree Edge
Chamfer edge
with 45 degree
FC-11047 Ebony
FC-31596 Creek Slate
FC-29987 R-R
FC-31717 Ol' Yeller
Ungeared track.
Two leaf storage with
ungeared track.
Chamfer edge
with 45 degree
Chamfer
Chamfer edge
with 45 Edge degree at
45 degrees
FC-12032 Pewter
On Maple
FC-32786 Light Brown
On Red Oak
OCS-120 Husk
Premium
Colors ADD 15%
FT-33756 Royal Blue
Tandem Plus Blumotion Soft Close
Undermount Drawer Slides are available.
Soft Close
Door Hinge.
Our hefty Corner brace
Removable Leg System.
Standard on all leg tables.
Lever lock. Installed on
all Extendable Tables for
easy side access.
Breadboard End Extension.
12" or 18" Leaf.
Standard
Table
Heights
Dining height: 30"
Counter height: 36"
Bar height: 42"
On Rough
Sawn
Barnwood
Oak
Includes any
two-tones, glazes,
paints and custom
finishing.
Hardware
FC-11434 Driftwood
FC-11434 Driftwood
Reverse Raised
Panel Door.
Breadboard Door.
FC-11047 Ebony
OCS-230 Onyx
Distressed Pearl
Paint: FP-7624
Glaze: FG-9079
White/Black Glaze
Paint: FP-7624
Glaze: FG-3341
Added Value
If desired, Nail and Knot Holes can
be filled with Epoxy for a smoother
user experience.
OCS-100 Clear
OCS-100 Clear
FG-15692 #3 Glaze
Windswept
Stain: FC-15443
Glaze: FG-3341
These samples are only representations.
Be sure to make final color selections from actual wood stain samples.

Stain Options
Standard Colors BASE PRICE
Includes any OCS and FC Stains
On Rough Sawn Barnwood Oak
Caring for details
ON DOORS &
DRAWERS
Caring for details ON TABLES
Tabletop
Edge Options
Mission
Roundover
Mission Roundover
Mission Roundover
OCS-100 Clear OCS-112 Provincial FC-10944 Tavern OCS-110 Medium
Full Extension Drawer Slides are standard. They
extend fully (beyond the front of the chest), for
easy access to the whole drawer. Undermount soft
close slides available upon request.
Equalizer slides are designed
for pedestal base tables. The gear
track causes them to open in
both directions at the same time
balancing the weight evenly.
Two leaf storage with
equalizer slides.
Note: Max self-storing leaves on
all table styles in this catalog is two.
Specify with or without skirt.
Mission
Mission
Roundover
Roundover
Mission Roundover
with Hand Worn with Corner
Mission Hand Worn Roundover Corner
This
Mission
edge
Roundover
is most
with
Hand
popular
Worn Corner
and
shown Mission Roundover most tops
with
in Hand this Worn catalog. Corner
Mission Roundover
Hand Hewn with Edge
Hand Worn Corner
Hand Hewn Edge
Hand Hewn
Hand Hewn Edge
Edge
Chamfer edge
Hand with Hewn 45 degree Edge
Chamfer edge
with 45 degree
FC-11047 Ebony
FC-31596 Creek Slate
FC-29987 R-R
FC-31717 Ol' Yeller
Ungeared track.
Two leaf storage with
ungeared track.
Chamfer edge
with 45 degree
Chamfer
Chamfer edge
with 45 Edge degree at
45 degrees
FC-12032 Pewter
On Maple
FC-32786 Light Brown
On Red Oak
OCS-120 Husk
Premium
Colors ADD 15%
FT-33756 Royal Blue
Tandem Plus Blumotion Soft Close
Undermount Drawer Slides are available.
Soft Close
Door Hinge.
Our hefty Corner brace
Removable Leg System.
Standard on all leg tables.
Lever lock. Installed on
all Extendable Tables for
easy side access.
Breadboard End Extension.
12" or 18" Leaf.
Standard
Table
Heights
Dining height: 30"
Counter height: 36"
Bar height: 42"
On Rough
Sawn
Barnwood
Oak
Includes any
two-tones, glazes,
paints and custom
finishing.
Hardware
FC-11434 Driftwood
FC-11434 Driftwood
Reverse Raised
Panel Door.
Breadboard Door.
FC-11047 Ebony
OCS-230 Onyx
Distressed Pearl
Paint: FP-7624
Glaze: FG-9079
White/Black Glaze
Paint: FP-7624
Glaze: FG-3341
Added Value
If desired, Nail and Knot Holes can
be filled with Epoxy for a smoother
user experience.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
OCS-100 Clear
OCS-100 Clear
FG-15692 #3 Glaze
Windswept
Stain: FC-15443
Glaze: FG-3341
These samples are only representations.
Be sure to make final color selections from actual wood stain samples.