Reclaimed Antique Heart Pine

At one time a dominant species in North America, Chestnut is now extinct. Highly desirable, rare and singular in appearance, Chestnut is becoming harder and harder to find. Antique Chestnut is also referred to as Wormy Chestnut. The blight that drove the species to extinction also served to create the wormy look so prized by those that appreciate the artistry found deep in the fiber of this unique wood. Combined with warm tones ranging from light brown to dark chocolate, Antique Chestnut remains one of the most sought after species of reclaimed material.

Antique White Pine is found throughout New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, northern Minnesota and Michigan. The material is typically salvaged from timbers, beams, decking, stringers and siding reclaimed from both industrial and agricultural buildings.

Antique White Oak is found in a variety of regions throughout the United States. Much of our white oak is harvested from small barns and agricultural buildings in the Ohio River Valley. We work closely with small family-run businesses who have expertise in the dismantling of these buildings. The commitment of our small businesses partners to responsible reclamation ensures not only the quality of the material, but also an assurance that responsible harvesting techniques are used.