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White Wash Rustic Pine Barn Wood
We have recreated those old style boards that are now commonly seen in fashion outlets and niche cafes. The layers of white paint have been sanded separately to create the illusion of of layering and time gone buy. The reclaimed pine patina beneath is then exposed through controlled patches of white and half whites to create the exact combination of wear for particular projects. We can use mixed width pine boards from 5-7″ wide for a more creative wall or floor. The painted finish is then primed with specialist primer and oiled upon request.
From £40 M2
Diesel Carnaby St London / Reclaimed Pine boards / Used cladding
We provided our very popular salvaged, old pine floorboards for the new shop fit at Diesel Store, Carnaby St, London. They required, rustic yet reliable and strong reclaimed pine flooring over 100 yrs old with a full original Patina. The distressed them required the boards to be gently brushed and cleaned, no more, sanding them down to the pine timber would have defeated the aged, rustic effect.
www.Studioxag.com store designers and shop fitters, London did a great job. Check out there web site for ideas and inspiration, they have some really fresh and creative ideas.
Diesel retail store / Used, rustic hardwood floors / London
We were asked to source old hardwood flooring to match the Diesel rustic, flooring themes found in their New York and London stores. We supplied samples of old French carriage oak, Reclaimed pine roof boards, Reclaimed pine mill boards, Reclaimed oak strip flooring, all of which are a strong match for the Diesel theme. This timber was to be supplied to a high street fashion store who were looking at Diesel for inspiration, sadly for us as far as we know they decided to go for natural concrete rather than rustic timber. Here are some great pictures and examples of old, distressed timber flooring to match their distressed Diesel denim range. Awesome.
Reclaimed Floorboard, Dining room table! Loveely
Thanks to one of our favourite interior design bloggers: www.abeautifulspace.blogspot.com. We have the timber, you have the space. lets do something wonderful. 
Chilango, London / Weather beaten, distressed pine cladding, floorboards
In associated with brand creators I AM Associates and Mexican restaurant Chilangos, we were asked to provide authentic and believable old pine wall cladding, as if it had bean weather beaten for many years. Easier said than done. After sourcing the right timber, we meticulously sanded each piece by hand with fine papers, painted on 2 layers of white emulsion, then gently sanded again in specific areas. After numerous samples, many meetings and then approval, we then applied 1 coat of transparent compound for legal fire hazard requirements. Chilangos went on to win retail space of the year! Great work guys.
Beach Houses, St Ives. 8-10″ Wide, Rustic Yellow Pine Timber Floors
Towans Timber Frame of Cornwall are a Boutique company offering renovation and nostalgic interior designs for Beach homes along the coast of St Ives. Because we loved their projects, we discounted our usual rate even further! > 200m2 was supplied of reclaimed wide, pine flooring all milled from old seasoned baulk timbers, with T&G and nice long lengths, all planed to finish. If you have a nice project or barn renovation, we may also arrange a special creative discount for you too, just give us a call anytime. The more interesting the project the bigger the discount!
Sputino, Soho / Matte oiled, distressed patina, antique oak floorboards
Old, authentic, antique oak flooring with antique Clout nails, a perfect compliment. Like our Regency antique, oak flooring, the walls at Sputino have the patina of a bygone industrial age; the glazed bricks are chipped and the mosaic roughly repaired. Bare-filament bulbs hang from a ceiling covered in rusting tin tiles, like so many of the once semi-derelict, now-reclaimed nineteenth-century buildings of New York.
Yet this isn’t New York at all, but the middle of Soho. Russell Norman and Richard Beatty – the people behind the nearby Polpo and Polpetto Italian restaurants – have created this wonderful homage to the faux-bohemian diners of New York’s most fashionable districts.
