Reclaimed Timber Design Elements

There seems to be a design trend moving away from the sleek, modern and polished look towards a more simple, rustic charm with a focus on wood in particular. By using reclaimed timber to decorate your home, you can add a natural, tactile element with the benefit of using sustainable materials.
You can introduce reclaimed timber in a number of different ways from using reclaimed boards to create wall cladding or table tops to including items of repurposed furniture.
We have a number of items in stock to inspire your project from original flooring and mirrors to cupboards and cabinets:

Mirrors with reclaimed timber frames

Small oak pew seats

Reclaimed boards used for wall cladding

Storage chest created from reclaimed timber

Reclaimed pine boards

Mirror with salvaged timber frame

Reclaimed hardwood framed mirror

Cabinets made from salvaged timber

Repurposed shelving used to create storage cabinets

Rehoming Stone.......

Last year we were approached by a local estate to demolish some of their outbuildings. These stone barns and sheds had fallen into disrepair so the space was to be cleared and a boundary wall reinstated.

The buildings were carefully deconstructed and large volumes of building stone, quoins and walling stone were salvaged.
We are always keen to obtain large amounts of stone from a single source such as this and, where possible, aim to keep such materials together to be sold as a complete batch.
This ensures both consistency and provenance for our customers.

This particular batch of stone was destined for a local development of a Cotswold farmstead. Following the main house being rebuilt, unattractive 20th Century outbuildings and barns were being removed and replaced with buildings that were more appropriate in style and a number of large boundary walls were being introduced. Due to the style of the property and the site being located in the same area of the Cotswolds, the stone was well suited: