Design Greener: Using Reclaimed Wood

19 Jan

Design Greener: Using Reclaimed Wood

A large part of layout re using and is repurposing. Another excellent means to be green when it involves timber would be to reuse wood while, thank thank heavens, sustainable forestry methods have become more prevalent. Beams and these planks have a variety of character they worked difficult to bring in in lives. They’ve edges, patinas and misery marks which make them unique.

Consider including a layer of background to your house with reclaimed wood. This time around really living by case – my kitchen countertops, mantel, lavatory counters and integral ledge counter were fashioned from my loft from broad board pine floor boards. When the loft was bumped as much as create another floor, my contractor understood he was sitting on a gold mine (pine mine?). I I can not consider credit for his genius, every day, but I really much appreciate it. Not only do they add texture and warmth to my residence, in addition, it saved me a package on rock countertops.

SchappacherWhite Architecture D.P.C.

This gallery-like room gets a dose of Small House on the Prairie from ceiling and this wood wall.

Feldman Architecture, Inc.

It is not impossible to make use of planks that are old in a unique, light, space that is modern.

Tali Hardonag Architect

This beam repurposed as a mantel has so much nature – blemishes and the dings only make it even more interesting.

This reclaimed wood headboard sets the t One of the chamber (unique repurposing reward: the toss pillows are sewn from old jeans).

Summerour Architects

They only do not make them like this – these lovely wood floorings are wood that is reclaimed!

SchappacherWhite Architecture D.P.C.

There is lots of furniture out there manufactured from planks that are reclaimed, like this wonderful coffee table.

Niche Interiors

Look at just how wonderful a dining room table created from wood could be!

Symbol English Architects, AIA

Feldman Architecture, Inc.

Here is the identical space revealed in the very best picture, I simply needed to show you how nicely this wood works whichever way you appear at it!

Antique Building Materials, Inc.

These are wood counters that are recovered.

Antique Building Materials, Inc.

Old beams can provide a sensation of background to a fresh space.

Antique Building Materials, Inc.

Antique Building Materials, Inc.

Glass, steel, copper and reclaimed wood – why not?

Alright, I informed you I am not only the president of the re-claimed wood fanclub, but I am also a member…this is my mantel, produced from pine planks in the loft…

… and the built in shelves in my own family area.

Sutton Suzuki Architects

All these are recycled from a Pennsylvania barn. I really like you could feel the history in every notch.