Getting that this-floor-has-been-here-forever look by using reclaimed hardwood can run you anywhere from $12 to upward of $20 per square foot, depending on the mix of the woods and the finish.

They're simple to add to your home, and look as though they're truly "floating" on your wall -- yet they'll hold just about anything that you'd like to display.

In their new book, “Reclaimed Wood: A Field Guide’’ (Abrams, 2019), woodworkers Alan Solomon and Klaas Armster close with an imagined recounting of one tree’s story from sprout to salvage ...

West Elm Emmerson Reclaimed Wood Floating Wall Shelves ($90-$170) These reclaimed wood wall shelves are the ultimate space saver. Floating shelves let you have extra storage without taking up any ...

MCMINNVILLE, Ore. — Pioneer Millworks, a Rochester-based manufacturer of sustainable and reclaimed wood flooring, paneling, and siding has launched two new thermally modified additions to the ...

All of its wood came from the Washington rowhouse where it sits. “They’re old, hand-milled two-by-fours that the house was made out of,” says Mike Iacavone, an artist who owns the 1920 house ...

The use of reclaimed wood in interior spaces is one of the hottest design trends right now, and not just because it is less damaging to the environment to make do with what's already been felled ...