Here at Pioneer Millworks, we see a lot of interior & architectural concepts every day. From rustic lodges, to modern lofts, there's a good bet we have a material that can fit the aesthetic. Taking it one step further, how you use the selected material can add another dimension to the design.
A big trend recently has been the use of horizontal lines. Planks of wood have long been installed just as they were on barns for hundreds of years - vertically. Going horizontal accents the variations in the materials, makes the space seem wider, and brings a fresh look to any type of space. In particular, many of our clients developing corporate spaces have picked up on this concept and put it to good use:
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| Reclaimed Barn wood screen wall, New York, NY |
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| Reclaimed wood desk, multiple species, Pioneer Millworks' offices |
Besides offices, retailers and restauranteurs have been using the concept as well, in some cases adding height and thickness variations for added texture.
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| Reclaimed Oak wall, Chevy Chase, MD |
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| Variegated reclaimed barn siding installed horizontally, Philadelphia, PA |
So whats next? Well, thats entirely up to your imagination. Being a leader in the reclaimed wood industry though, we enjoy developing concepts with our customers, helping you understand that reclaimed wood doesn't have to equate to "rustic" :
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| Reclaimed Black Oak Fin Wall concept |
Contact us with your ideas, we'll help you "line up" some great reclaimed wood for your project. Happy New Year!
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