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ABOUT US

WHERE WOOD MEETS STEEL IS THE DESTINATION FOR SOURCING HIGH-END, CUSTOM-DESIGNED FURNITURE AND DISTINCTIVE URBAN WOOD SLABS AND LUMBER.

In business since 2007, we salvage and repurpose felled, American hardwood trees, designing and fabricating custom furniture and fixtures for living and working spaces. Our core business grew from the urge to rescue the local, mature hardwood trees of Denver being cut down due to disease, age or development, and the desire to offer people a custom solution for their space and lifestyle. Now, with hundreds of wood slabs in inventory, we offer everything from rough milled slabs to complete custom-designed build-outs. Pairing these sustainable, reclaimed trees with certified American-made steel (a recycled material in itself) has become our signature style.

 

Our pieces are well-designed, well-crafted, high-end functional works of art designed and built to last a lifetime. Our clients are homeowners, architects, designers, business owners, wood workers, home builders and hobbyists. They are discerning and seek quality, custom, unique pieces that perfectly fit their environment.

 

Strong and enduring, our work is designed and built with climate in mind to avoid compromising its integrity, allowing it to last for generations.

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We are open by appointment M-F 9-12:30 / 1-5. Please contact us to schedule a visit or for more information. 

Ryan Dirksen and Marina Chotzinoff
Multi-colored wood barn door

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

“I contacted Ryan and Marina last summer after encountering images of their work via online searches. I live in a unique industrial space in Denver and wanted a 12-foot high bookcase with retractable ladder as well as a large sliding barn door for our den/cave. They visited the space, I gave them some rough ideas of what I had in mind, and they did the rest. I am grateful for their hard work and attention to detail. Everything went smooth all the way through installation...The bookcase was Priority #1 for me but the barn door is untouchable. If you find one that looks better, give me a call.” 

—  Kevin P.

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