7 Ways to Decorate Your Home with Floating Shelves
To help make the most of your space and offer some interior design inspiration, we share 7 ways to decorate your home with floating shelves.
The Best Spots to Place Succulents Indoors
Setting up your succulents inside makes it easier to control their conditions. But where exactly are the best spots to place succulents indoors?
What Parts Of Old Barns Can Be Reclaimed?
Before you start going through some demolition sites and architectural salvage yards and getting splinters on your hands, you may want to consider what parts of old barns can be reclaimed.
What Is Reclaimed Wood And How Is It Used?
Reclaimed wood has become increasingly popular. We’ll take a closer look at the sources of reclaimed wood, its benefits, and its most common uses.
What Is The Shou Sugi Ban Wood Preservation Process?
While many wood preservation techniques were abandoned as new processes were developed, the 18th century Japanese shou sugi ban wood burning technique has seen a resurgence.
Is Reclaimed Wood Environmentally Friendly?
Because it’s upcycled from old structures (like churches, barns, and warehouses), reclaimed wood offers numerous environmental benefits, which we’ll discuss.
What Is Whitewash And Why Is It Used On Wood?
In this post, we answer questions like what exactly is whitewash, how is it used, and what does it have to do with farmhouses?
How To Clean And Protect Reclaimed Wood Furniture
Cleaning reclaimed wood is different from cleaning traditional modern wood. So, we put together some tips for cleaning and maintaining furniture that’s made from reclaimed wood.
How To Spot Authentic Reclaimed Wood
With the rise in popularity of reclaimed wood, there are many imitations that use new hardwood to replicate the reclaimed wood look. We’ll share with you how to spot authentic reclaimed wood.
A Complete Guide to Floating Shelves
What are floating shelves, and what are their benefits? In this article, we’ll answer the most common questions about floating shelves so that you can decide whether they’re right for your home.