The Industrial Salvage Barn

02/25/2026

The dining room table which is made out of an antique French riddling rack for champagne bottles. I still need to do some grinding on the metal supports, but it is getting close. Unfortunately, I don’t think the chairs are going to make the cut. You can also get a glimpse of the new chandeliers which I will show in another post.

06/08/2025

Took a break to work on our new house. Getting back to my vintage industrial pieces hobby as I have 27 projects mapped out. #1-Refreshed this factory cabinet complete with granite top.

12/19/2024

Still working on Christmas.

09/22/2024

When you turn an ornate piece of furniture into a kitchen Island.

07/22/2024

I saved salvaged this ox cart wheel many years ago, but never took the time to build a taller stand. I stopped by Columbus Architectural salvage to see what treasures Chris had and there it was. The existing plate on the ox card display fit perfectly. I must have been living right on that day.

04/29/2024

A pair of 100 year old temple doors became the head board in the master bedroom. Each 150 pound door hangs on the wall.

12/01/2023

I have taken a break from building industrial furniture to redo a cool house that was stuck in the 1980s. Almost finished with the kitchen. I will post a few pictures along the way.

06/13/2023

The Granville Barn Hop is this Friday and Saturday. When I sold my house my barns went with it. My friends at Hope Timber Gardens and Vintage have allowed me to put some of my salvage in one of their barns. Come out and take a look.

11/13/2021

She asked me to turn a little wall table into a tiny kitchen island, and I did.

11/01/2021

11/01/2021

A regular at the barn hop sent me a picture of the iron base I sold him last time. The second picture shows where the wall table is today.