Follow the journey The collection
Useful objects.
Unrepeatable character.
This is less a catalogue than a record of what rescued timber can become. Every piece is handmade, and every design is guided by the grain, marks, dimensions and previous life of the wood available.
01 — Serving trays
Made for carrying, sharing and gathering
Bring something good to the table.
Garden furniture, pallet wood and discarded shelving have all found new life here. Hardwood splines, contrasting handle details and natural oil-and-wax finishes turn those unlikely ingredients into generous, practical trays — each led by the grain and marks of the timber available.
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02Serving tray
Three-quarter view
Rescued pine
03Serving tray
Low-angle view
Rescued pine
04Serving tray
Overhead view
Rescued pine
23Framed serving tray
Low three-quarter view
Rescued pine and hardwood
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Commission a piece02 — Chopping boards
Everyday boards with uncommon character
Made to be used. Made to be seen.
Built from rescued timber selected for strength, colour and grain, these boards can carry more than food. One series began as furniture Steven’s daughters played on as children; twenty-five years later, it became chopping boards for their own homes — useful objects made to hold a memory and outlive their maker.
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01Striped chopping board
Hero view
Mixed reclaimed timber
15Coffee set
Coasters and serving board
Assorted reclaimed timber
19Mixed-timber serving board
Overhead view
Assorted reclaimed timber
21Mixed-timber serving board
Branded landscape view
Assorted reclaimed timber
22Mixed-timber serving board
Branded overhead view
Assorted reclaimed timber
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Commission a piece03 — Pencil boxes
A proper home for the tools of an idea
Small boxes. Rich stories.
Old shelves, pallet boards and skip-found hardwood become crisp rebate joints, sliding lids and tactile desk companions. Some designs use contrasting milk paint; others preserve a pallet stamp as a hidden detail. Every lid is fitted by hand for that quiet, satisfying close.
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05Keepsake box
Three-quarter view
Pine and reclaimed hardwood
07Desk organiser
Three-quarter view
Contrasting reclaimed timber
12Mixed-timber pencil box
Open view
Pine and reclaimed hardwood
26Illustrated desk tray
Interior detail
Rescued pine
27Pale-lidded keepsake box
End view
Rescued pine and hardwood
29Dark-lidded keepsake box
Three-quarter view
Rescued pine and hardwood
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Commission a piece04 — Catch-all trays
A resting place for life’s smaller things
Keep the everyday close at hand.
An old tabletop or shabby shelf can become a resting place for keys, coins, cards and the little things emptied from your pockets at the end of the day. The compartments are carved by hand, then oil and beeswax reveal the colour and grain that were hidden underneath.
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06Catch-all tray
Two-compartment view
Reclaimed hardwood
20Carved oak tray
Front view
Reclaimed oak
24Carved oak tray
Low front view
Reclaimed oak
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Commission a piece05 — Coasters
Useful pieces, composed from what remains
A small stage for beautiful timber.
Coasters are a natural home for the short lengths and slender offcuts too characterful to waste. Mixed reclaimed species become miniature studies in colour and grain — proof that even the smallest remnants can earn a useful new life.
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13Mixed-timber coasters
Angle one
Assorted reclaimed timber
14Mixed-timber coasters
Angle two
Assorted reclaimed timber
15Coffee set
Coasters and serving board
Assorted reclaimed timber
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Commission a piece06 — Keepsake boxes
New stories held inside older ones
Made for what you want to keep.
Humble pallet pine and rescued hardwood are brought together with crisp mitres, fitted lids and carefully placed details. Original stamps and construction marks are often preserved — sometimes openly, sometimes as a hidden reminder of the box’s first life.
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08Blue-lidded storage box
Three-quarter view
Rescued pine
09Pale-lidded storage box
End view
Rescued pine
10Dark-lidded storage box
End view
Pine and reclaimed hardwood
11Dark-lidded storage box
Three-quarter view
Pine and reclaimed hardwood
26Illustrated desk tray
Interior detail
Rescued pine
27Pale-lidded keepsake box
End view
Rescued pine and hardwood
28Dark-lidded keepsake box
End view
Rescued pine and hardwood
29Dark-lidded keepsake box
Three-quarter view
Rescued pine and hardwood
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Commission a piece07 — Tables
Furniture shaped by the material’s first life
A place to gather. A story to live with.
The work is not limited to the dinky and dainty. Old shelving, pallet stretchers, fence boards and other unwanted lumber can become coffee tables, console tables, side tables and practical furniture. The same principle applies at every scale: let the old wood lead the design, preserve its story and build for a long new life.
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16Reclaimed pine table
Three-quarter view
Rescued pine
17Reclaimed pine table
Front view
Rescued pine
31Reclaimed pine table
Workshop view
Rescued pine
32Reclaimed pine table
Top and plug detail
Rescued pine
33Reclaimed pine table
Corner joinery detail
Rescued pine
34Reclaimed pine table
End-grain detail
Rescued pine
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