Using reclaimed woods as materials for your upcoming home makeover project not only automatically convert you into tree hugger, a lovely Koala bear but also brings you a few other advantages. Reclaimed woods often come from very old structures which were built from mature trees, means more dense grains, larger and stronger planks. Woods from old buildings naturally has been exposed over period of time, expanded and contracted constantly, it has fully dried out to make it more durable and less prone to warping and splitting. Last but not least, every section of the reclaimed woods has it's own unique character, never the same, just like your fingerprint.
So now just start looking for that perfect materials and here below a few pictures from successful projects.
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Showing posts with label Reclaimed Wood. Show all posts
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11 July 2016
The Great Mushroom Light
The Great Mushrooming is a fine art in my opinion, it's meticulously hancrafted one of a kind LED lights on the mushroom shaped glass enclosure. Combined with random shape and kind of reclaimed wood, it's trully like finger prints, one of a kind.
The genius behind this masterpiece is a Japanese artist Mr. Yukio Takano. You Sir truly is the Picasso of night light. Whoever dont want this piece of art in his or her bedroom need to have his or her taste check.
The genius behind this masterpiece is a Japanese artist Mr. Yukio Takano. You Sir truly is the Picasso of night light. Whoever dont want this piece of art in his or her bedroom need to have his or her taste check.
08 July 2016
Reclaimed Timber House
When the owner of this beautiful timber house ia both the architect and the builder, he is not playing around. Designed and built to the max indeed.
Scott M. Kemp built this impressive house on the banks of Fraser River, using salvaged log from an elk reserve on Vancouver Islan dthat were knocked down by the storm, so dear tree hugger, good news, no trees were cut down for this house.
Scott M. Kemp built this impressive house on the banks of Fraser River, using salvaged log from an elk reserve on Vancouver Islan dthat were knocked down by the storm, so dear tree hugger, good news, no trees were cut down for this house.
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16 June 2016
Wood Grain Beauty - 1
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14 June 2016
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