Reclaimed

A classic Cannon Hill reclaimed oak table. Nobody does it better than us. This table has an Early American stain and a lacquer spray finish. Corner legs are great for seating, and tucking chairs, and this aesthetic will never clash with any setting. It clean, easy, and classic. This table is made from authentic reclaimed oak barn beams that we hand select, de-nail, kiln dry, and then put a massive amount of love and labor into before we have a finished product ready for delivery. The client loved her table! 

This coffee table was carefully planned and executed. It's made from many dozens of different pieces of reclaimed oak, glued up in a herring bone pattern. The color tint is a custom mix done in house and then it has a spray finish on top. This was a really fun build for a great client in Somerville. 

This was an incredible build. The bed was completely custom designed with the client after a home visit and multiple phone calls and finally a CAD. There is a full cabinet construction on the inside to allow for two heavy solid maple sliding drawers. The nightstands have drawers and are essentially "floating". Headboard is mounted to the wall for extra support. The bed is rock solid. 10 people could jump up and down on the platform. It has a dark espresso stain which has a hint of deep deep purple, and three coats of a poly whey finish which is very dull and almost naked.

Reclaimed oak oval with all the character you love to see in a reclaimed oak top. Cut to a custom oval shape. Bases are custom curved bases made from curved strips of wood. The bases are actually dozens of strips curved around a form, as opposed to single pieces of wood cut in a curve. It's a way cooler look and more structurally sound. 

These boards were in ROUGH shape when we got out hands on them. We really had to go salvage yard deep sea diving to find them. They got a heavy sand and and lot of love so that they're smooth to the touch and splinter free. There were several rounds of samples sent to the client. The top is flat, though every board has a little texture and movement that you hope for and expect out of reclaimed materials (while still being smooth to the fingertips). There is no tint or stain on this table- just a clear lacquer spray. The turned legs are also pine, and we stained them to match the top.

11' reclaimed oak dining table with a medium brown stain and lacquer spray finish. Custom stacked pedestal trestle base. Delivered to Cape Cod in time for Xmas. 

This is an 8 x 8 pine beam that we found at a salvage yard and finished into a nice floating mantle. We built the bracket for the mantle from oak, and installed it and scribed it to the stone fireplace. Cannon Hill is capable of really nice white glove install work as well. When the mantle is up, it looks like it is completely floating and it's rock solid. Still has the feel and look of reclaimed, but it's smooth to the touch. A perfect finish. 

This is a reclaimed oak table with a cast iron base purchased through a third party vendor. We make custom welded steel bases, but we do not make cast bases. Oil finish on the table top. Has all the beautiful character you expect in a reclaimed oak table. The two extensions are fully removable. 

This reclaimed oak table is 9 feet long and has two 18" extenders. It has a very subtle brown oil tint. The bases are completely custom designed and handmade by Cannon Hill Woodworking's incredibly talented woodworkers. Each component cut, glued, assembled, and curved by hand from oil reclaimed lumber. They are a work of art and an incredibly sturdy and impressive table base than can support a big heavy top. This table now lives in Lexington. 

This is another example of Cannon Hill building completely custom. This reclaimed oak table was designed through a collaborative process whereby we drew pedestal designs and the client mixed and matched between them. The table has one 24" extension to add two diners to the table. It was a custom brown wipe on stain, and a lacquer protective spray over it.