Reclaimed Lumber
Warning: Love of reclaimed lumber is considered highly contagious...
I have been slightly obsessed with reclaimed lumber--especially when used as furniture tops and floors--since Joe built my kitchen island last year:
Reclaimed or antique lumber has become a really popular option in recent years because you can take a brand spankin' new house, put in antique wood floors or countertops, and it magically gives the house a sense of history.
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Reclaimed or antique lumber has become a really popular option in recent years because you can take a brand spankin' new house, put in antique wood floors or countertops, and it magically gives the house a sense of history.
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So when I brought home this little beauty I was dreaming of putting a reclaimed lumber top on it.
My lumber source:
These lovely (yes, see the potential?) pallets were given to us by a friend, and until now I had only used the lumber from them in as-is condition. For example, Joe and I made this work table with the lumber a few months ago:
