Architectural salvage studio

Salvaged history made functional

We rescue weathered Pacific Northwest timber, industrial copper vessels, and architectural ironwork, re-engineering honest historical materials into one-of-a-kind lamps and home centerpieces for everyday modern living.

Honest provenance

Three core salvage streams

Each finished piece begins with authentic regional salvage, cataloged by original architectural site and preserved without synthetic distressing.

Architectural heart pine

Industrial boiler copper

Forged iron hardware

Hand-forged barn hinges, factory brackets, and heavy domestic iron, wire-brushed and beeswax-sealed for tactile balance and stability.

Decommissioned warehouse structural beams, seasoned over a century and planed to expose tight grain and original saw kerfs.

Aged wash boilers and commercial piping, hand-burnished to keep verdigris undertones while receiving modern UL-tested electrical wiring.

Fabrication method

Engineered for daily use

Our workbench balances historic character with modern safety standards. We never distress new lumber or apply faux aging; instead, we carefully stabilize genuine structural timber and machine custom brass fittings to house certified electrical components.

The result is a sturdy domestic object carrying seventy years of physical memory, tested and wired to illuminate your kitchen table, study, or living room for decades to come.

Seasonal studio releases

We release small curations of finished lighting and furniture four times a year, alongside Pacific Northwest artisan exhibition dates. Join the private collector roll for early previews.