Crafted from old-growth pine reclaimed from a 19th-century carriage house in Harlem, KLN shares new work at Afternoon Light.
Uneri is crafted from branches collected from Tokyo street trees or local parks, ensuring each piece was chosen with care and intention.
Made from a solid block of wood more than a century old, the Century Chair channels Satoshi Itasaka’s call to return to authenticity.
Abimis and Duylo give reclaimed wood a second life as workhorse staples for the kitchen, from trivets and trays to utensils and cutting boards.
Sierra Fox combines timeless materials, traditional techniques, and modern mountain architecture to create an elegant yet inviting Sun Valley residence.
Delhi-based design studio Vakr marries indigenous craftsmanship with a contemporary design language for their concrete, wood, and rattan table series.
From reclaimed wood to one-of-a-kind cutting/serving boards that resemble the shape and feel of a book.
The Boom series by Stickbulb and RUX are made from reclaimed redwood sourced from demolished water towers in NYC.
19th-century wood reclaimed and repurposed into minimalist audio speakers, aimed at audiophiles with an admiration for the warmth of wood
