I know reclaimed wood is a big thing these days, and for good reason, right? I mean, hello? It’s gorgeous! But would you take a look at these fun and beautiful reclaimed barn wood pieces that I saw at an antique store on my weekend sans kids? I’m a smitten kitten!
This island had me at hello. Oh my goodness – even though I have absolutely no place for it in my home, I was dreaming about how amazing it would be in someone’s farmhouse kitchen. And I suspect it will be in someone’s kitchen soon, because it was sold – for $975 – quite a deal, if you ask me. What you can't tell from this photo is that the other side of the island also has open shelving on the opposite corner. Apparently a local woodworker made it and takes special orders…
I'm thinking if this had some open space for a stool, it would be perfect in a craft or sewing room.
Here is another one of his pieces. I love the criss-cross applesauce design for the table legs and it’s such a solid piece too. Not to mention the color is just beautiful.
And then there are these fun pieces. I just couldn’t stop looking at them – great eye-catching statement pieces that are fun and whimsical all at once. They could be replicated by a DIYer with a different animal or object that fit your decorating style. I have something in mind that I want to try...
They had one that was a turtle that was SO CUTE. Perfect for a kid's room or a even a bathroom. I thought I had taken a picture of it, but evidently not.
Are you equally smitten with using reclaimed wood in your home in some way, shape or form?
8.23.2012
Reclaimed Wood: Beautiful and Whimsical
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smitten! i love the whale sign! and love the use in furniture!
ReplyDeleteI just mentioned to my husband that I would like him to make a round table for our deck area. The one above would be perfect! I'm lovin' those blue legs.
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ReplyDeleteI love the island! I can just see it loaded with platters of food in a great kitchen at an equally great party!
Very nice!
Yes, reclaimed wood, love it!! Can't wait to see you DIY some artwork.
ReplyDeleteI AM smitten with reclaimed wood, but you know what I'm obsessing over even more - petrified wood. I want some petrified wood stools SO badly (about $3000 a pop!)
ReplyDeleteStacy
I love reclaimed wood! What is the name of the antique store? I would love to buy one of the signs. Thank you!
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