Using reclaimed pine we crafted this unique double lamp by hand. It’s completed with vintage style bulb guards, a centered toggle switch, and two Edison bulbs. The finish is a hand-distressed black wood with metal center pole.
Handmade using reclaimed pine with porcelain socket, Edison Bulb, and cord flip switch. Each lamp measures roughly 10 inches tall and 5 inched wide.
Handmade using reclaimed bricks and flooring gathered with care from within Detroit city limits. Complete with Edison Bulb, vintage style switch, and twisted cord. Bricks vary in color and style from solid, stamped (pictured above), or with factory holes. Flooring color and type will also vary.
We found this old desk from a local university in the basement of an abandoned Detroit apartment near Midtown. Using a single piece of reclaimed wood we cut 1/8 inch strips and re-created the desk top with a live-edge border and a high gloss resin sealant. Finally we cleaned the up the table base and applied a protective gloss.
We found this old handmade bench/stool “as is” in the living room of an abandoned Detroit home near the Boston Edison Historic district. We cleaned it up and sealed it to protect the years of chipping paint and history.
In the corner of an abandoned house near Midtown Detroit we found this vintage Gold Medal camp stool. We crafted a glass and wood table top to replace the tattered and rotted canvas seat, built a reinforcing cross brace, re-glued each part of the legs and reinforced them with brass screws. This vintage stool-turned-coffee table offers great depth and beautiful wood.
We found this old metal roof ladder in an abandoned church and loved the texture and colors from years of paint. After flipping it upside and building a back support we handmade each shelf using reclaimed maple flooring from Detroit.
Found in a small abandoned Detroit bedroom this vintage sewing machine base has been paired with a red-stained, handmade top from reclaimed wood.
With a handmade base from reclaimed pine 2x4s and a series of repurposed metal pieces, this floor lamp offers a solid industrial presence. Made from a large vintage metal band the chandelier section is wired for four Edison bulbs brought together in a toggle switch on the side. Counter-balanced by an old garage door spring and re-enforced with metal brackets the base rests on four metal wheels, and easily glides across the floor.
Minimalistic and industrial meet in this handmade table and stand built with a reclaimed pine top from a demolished Detroit home and a vintage reclaimed metal base.