Family-run since 1933, M. Fine Lumber is a Brooklyn company known for giving salvaged wood a second life. It works with architects, designers, and the public, reclaiming timber from old local structures and preparing it for new projects while preserving its age and character.
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Sylvan BrandtSince 1960, Sylvan Brandt has rescued lumber from historic regional barns, houses, and factories and milled it into antique reclaimed flooring in Lititz, Pennsylvania. Now in its third generation, the family-owned business also preserves architectural elements from buildings that might otherwise be demolished. Its showroom, sawmill, and Antiques Loft carry that same interest in giving old materials a useful life in modern homes.LITITZ, PA
Peter H. Billow Fine Woodworking, LLCFor more than 30 years, Peter H. Billow Fine Woodworking has brought a deep appreciation for distinctive wood to projects across the New York area. The Brooklyn shop creates and installs custom cabinetry and furniture for architects, designers, contractors and private clients, while its reclaimed lumber is sourced from historic local buildings and its veneer collection has been built over three decades.BROOKLYN, NY
Tri-LoxFrom a Brooklyn workshop, Tri-Lox turns reclaimed and regionally sourced wood into architectural surfaces and custom-fabricated elements, pairing material research with design and craft. Its circular approach gives materials such as old-growth timbers, decommissioned New York City water towers, and salvaged urban trees a second life while supporting Northeast forests and local manufacturing. Tri-Lox’s products are Forest Stewardship Council and Sustainable Forestry Initiative certified.BROOKLYN, NY
Virgin Timber Lumber CoSince 2010, Virgin Timber Lumber Co. in southern West Virginia has been giving old Appalachian lumber new life as reclaimed-wood furniture and handcrafted wooden wall plates. The company carefully deconstructs houses and barns to salvage century-old wood originally cut from West Virginia’s virgin mountain forests, while producing its wall plates in-house and shipping them factory-direct across the country. Its work grew from founder John Petro’s home-remodeling project into custom furniture, architectural collaborations, and thousands of wall-plate orders.FAYETTEVILLE, WV