Reclaimed building materials
For more than 10 years, we have found inspiration in beauty in its purest form. It is precisely in old wood, bricks formed by hand, and their timeless character that we discover the most exclusive embodiment of beauty.
With a select group of connoisseurs in mind, we source and transform aged building materials. Handcrafted bricks and weathered wooden beams captivate us with their unique shapes and the craftsmanship skills of bygone masters. They evoke admiration and a desire for possession. Crafted years ago, they can now intertwine with the history of your house, imbuing it with the cherished “soul of history” and creating a space of profound significance.
WOOD
- Bog oak floorboards
- Oak floorboards
- Oak cladding planks
CERAMICS
- Old brick
- Floor tiles from cut bricks
- Old roof tile
METAL PARTS
- Old hand-wrought nails and bolts
- Old hand-wrought hinges
- Old cast iron windows and special items
Where do reclaimed building materials come from?
Reclaimed building materials are sourced from various locations. Often, they are taken from old buildings or structures that have been destroyed or are no longer in use. These materials, also known as antique materials, can include anything from old brick to ceiling beams and can be used in new construction or renovation projects. Additionally, reclaimed materials can come from salvaged wood, such as pallets or barn boards, that have been repurposed for building projects.
Other sources for reclaimed materials include government auctions, demolitions, and other construction sites. These materials not only have unique character and charm but can also be a sustainable option that reduces waste and promotes conservation efforts. When building with reclaimed materials, it is important to ensure they are properly cleaned and inspected for quality before installation.
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