Our Collections
Experience the rich history behind each collection, filled with uniqueness and character, ensuring your project stands out as truly one of a kind.
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Rocky Mountains Mill
In 1880, a railway bridge and timber trestle were built to transport iron ore to Pueblo, Colorado, using 1,000-year-old Douglas Fir from California and Washington.
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Redwine Wood
From massive Central California wine casks, crafted from knot-free, old-growth wood—some over 1,000 years old!
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Yosemite Pine
In Yosemite's shadow, ancient pines, cedars, and redwoods stood for millennia before becoming timbers for California's mining towns.
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The ShipWood
Long-lost treasures from the depths of the sea. Sea creatures added unique character.
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GoldMine Redwood
These 2000 year old Redwood timbers have a rich history dating back to the mid 1800's
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Snoqualmie SawMill
Once the world's largest sawmill, it produced 500 million board feet of timber annually. Today, fine-grained Douglas fir, stored in high mountain locations for stability.
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The Great American Oak
As America became free in 1776 majestic oaks covered the land from sea to shining sea.
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Cedars of the Lakes
Historic trees from Lake Coeur D'alene.
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