OUR SIGNATURE OFFERING
You Chose Reclaimed
Because Nothing Else Looks Like It
"The trees in reclaimed wood were already cut. They've already served their first life. Using them again means no new trees cut, no old-growth lost, and nothing wasted. There is no more sustainable choice in custom cabinetry."
WHY RECLAIMED WOOD
Three Reasons It Resonates
Environmental
The trees in our reclaimed wood were already cut. They would sit and rot in old barns and structures if not put back to use. Using them again means no new trees cut and no old-growth wasted. It is the most sustainable choice available in custom cabinetry and furniture.
Character You Can't Buy New
The grain, the patina, the tool marks — these are characteristics that new lumber simply does not have. Reclaimed wood carries the evidence of its first life, and that is exactly what makes it worth choosing.
One of a Kind — Guaranteed
No two boards are the same. No two pieces will ever match. When you choose reclaimed wood from Legacy, you are choosing something that cannot be replicated anywhere in the world. That is not a marketing claim. It is simply the nature of the material.
THE WOOD WE WORK WITH
The Wood We Work With
BARN BOARDS
Reclaimed Hemlock
Old hemlock barn boards from farms that have been around for 100+ years. The silver-gray patina and hand-hewn marks tell the story of generations of mountain life. We finish it to bring out the depth of the grain while preserving every mark of its history.
PRE-BLIGHT TIMBER
Wormy Chestnut
American chestnut was once the dominant tree of the Appalachian forest — until the chestnut blight of the early 1900s wiped out nearly every tree on the continent. Wormy chestnut hasn't been available new since then. The distinctive worm tracks are not defects — they are proof of age and rarity that money cannot replicate.
RECLAIMED BUILDINGS
Circle-Sawn Oak
Circle-sawn oak salvaged from a variety of old structures. The tool marks left by the craftsmen who shaped it are still visible — a testament to the hands that built with it. We repurpose this wood into cabinets and furniture that carry the weight of American history.
OLD-GROWTH LONGLEAF
Reclaimed Pine
Old-growth longleaf pine from 19th-century structures. Denser, harder, and more resinous than any new pine available today. The tight grain rings — sometimes 30 or more per inch — are the result of slow growth in old-growth forests that no longer exist. A material that simply cannot be sourced new.
WHAT WE BUILD WITH RECLAIMED WOOD
What We Build With It
Kitchen Cabinetry
Bathroom Vanities
Dining Tables
Kitchen Islands
Wet Bars
TV Stands & Media Consoles
Built-in Shelving
Benches & Seating
Floating Shelves
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If you can find a picture of it, we can build it. Every piece is custom to your space, your dimensions, and your vision. Tell us about your project and we'll tell you exactly what's possible.
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