Few things convey a sense of coziness like a rich wood floor that's steeped in character and history. While not everyone has the luxury of living with aged hardwood floors, adding touches of reclaimed wood to your decor can capture the same feeling of warmth.  

What Is Reclaimed Wood?

Reclaimed wood is high-quality wood recycled from places like old barns, factories, ships, or wine casks. This aged wood comes with a unique sense of the past and can be beautifully refinished. Utilizing reclaimed wood over new lumber has a monumental environmental impact. Reclaiming wood requires 11-13 times less energy and produces up to 470% less CO2 emissions than producing new lumber. For anyone who cares about the environment, reclaimed wood is an obvious choice in sustainable design.  

Incorporating Reclaimed Wood In Your Space

1. Kitchen Cabinetry

Reclaimed wood can look stunning accenting a kitchen in the form of a custom-built island. It’s also a timeless choice when refinished as cabinets.  

2. Beds

A metal and reclaimed wood bed offers a masculine touch without being overwhelming. The warm wood tones and solid construction center the space in a sense of stability.  

3. Floating Shelves

With styles ranging from farmhouse to industrial, reclaimed wood shelving provides extra storage for any space. Longer lengths can make beautiful substitutes for upper cabinets.  

4. Wall Art

There are all kinds of large-scale art pieces made from reclaimed wood. Depending on your room, you can find the perfect statement to fill a wall above your sofa or to accent a fireplace. Our favorites include this high contrast geometric hanging and this rustic mountain scene.  

5. Console or Media Tables

Living spaces benefit from gorgeous reclaimed wood tables. You can choose from industrial-rustic builds to mid-century modern-inspired pieces.  

If you want to imbue your space with a truly unique feel, reclaimed wood is what to look for. Upcycled old-growth wood is the most durable, strong, and stable lumber you can find. Each piece is like a time-capsule to the past with sustainability for future generations.