Reclaimed wooden furniture has become an incredibly popular trend in interior design. Rustic style and the appeal of recycling materials make it easy to see why this trend is on the rise. I hope you find these examples as inspiring as I do.
The beautiful reclaimed wood dining table fits in well with the hardwood floors in this room. The sparkling chandelier and stenciled wall are very chic additions.
The slab of solid walnut used for this bed’s headboard brings a gorgeous natural beauty to the room. The rich tones of the wood pick up on the color of the red brick wall.
This rustic reclaimed wooden table and chairs preserve the natural shape of the wood. The twinkling chandelier above adds a whimsical element.
A simple row of reclaimed wood can be used to create a particularly handsome and rugged work of wall art. The wood coffee table is a perfect addition to this living room.
Reclaimed bits of painted wood can be used to create fun and rustic coffee table, like these. The jigsaw pattern is clever and artistic, too.
This spacious home is filled with reclaimed wood, from the door frames to the dining table. Silver pendant lights add a great modern contrast to the rustic barn atmosphere.
This stunning table is a work of art in its own right. The many layers of different pieces of wood, recycled into one table, are so impressive.
The reclaimed planks used to decorate this wall create a wonderful contrast between appearances and “what’s underneath.” The effect is certainly eye-catching and a great way to create a focal point in a room.
Which of these pieces was your favorite? Let us know in the comments! And be sure to stop by here for a brilliant wall sconce or pendant light to brighten your home!
Submitted by guest writer Jessica, a writer for Arcadian Lighting, which is a great online source for affordable and beautiful light fixtures of all shapes and sizes.
Definitely great uses for reclaimed wood. My favorite would be the long table, but I also like the walnut headboard, and the 3rd picture from the last, and the last picture. The others were nice, but some of them, I think, didn’t match the area they were in. Cheers!
Juan Miguel Ruiz
GreenJoyment.com
Great uses of the wood for interesting pieces.
Where do you get reclaimed wood? I would love to make something an upcycle the wood.
Great uses of the wood for interesting pieces.
Where do you get reclaimed wood? I would love to make something and upcycle the wood.
Nice pics. Thanks for sharing the information.
I love the idea of painted wood. People would think it looks messy at first glance but I see it in an artistic way.
There is nothing that beats the naturalistic look of pure wood. Not to mention its natural color.
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