Crafting with Reclaimed Wood

At The-Byron, we're passionate about creating beautiful, unique furniture pieces while promoting sustainability. Here's a glimpse into our process:

Our journey begins with sourcing high-quality reclaimed elm and pine wood from old farmhouses. Our trusted manufacturers carefully select and salvage wood from these structures, giving new life to materials that would otherwise be discarded.

Once the wood is sourced, it's carefully dried to preserve its natural beauty and structural integrity. This process ensures that the wood is stable and ready for crafting.

Our skilled craftsmen then use the reclaimed wood to create stunning furniture pieces, each with its own unique character and history. From rustic tables to elegant shelves, every item is a testament to the beauty of reclaimed wood.

By sourcing reclaimed wood, we reduce waste and minimize the demand for new lumber. This approach not only helps to preserve the environment but also gives our furniture pieces a unique story to tell.

Our reclaimed wood boasts a rich history, with some pieces having been exposed to the elements for 60-80 years. This prolonged exposure in a dry environment has imbued the wood with unique characteristics, such as cracks, nicks, and knots. The wood's surface has developed a distinctive 'skin' - a testament to its years of exposure to dust, rain, sunshine, and human touch. The result is a gentle, warm, and natural texture that offers an unparalleled tactile experience.