Salvage Style

I have noticed re-purposed wood getting a new life across all styles of design from traditional country to sleek modern. I think salvaged wood can go with all styles because a cozy, great looking piece or design aspect isn' always new. It seems that more character can be found in things with a history. With a sense of history comes imperfections in the upcycled wood, but that always infuses a piece with a soul. Incorporating such pieces into a space always creates a unique energy & gives a room personality.

People are finding inventive ways to reuse wood & I have gathered some ideas to share with you- maybe it will inspire someone to reuse those old pieces laying around! 

A Burled Wood Wall is a nice modern backdrop for this eat in kitchen- photo via Pinterest

Jen Ramos' Love Print pops with this Aged Wood Wall- photo via MadeByGirl blog

Stacked Salvaged Wood Wall- photo via Houzz

Lumberjack Log Wallcovering by Andrew Martin

Wine Aged Wood Floors- photo via Dornob

Sliced End Cut Wood Circles act like a mosaic flooring in this room- photo via  Pinterest

A Distressed Barn Door fits in great as this Bathrooms door- photo via Pinterest

These Sliced Wooden Circle Mirrors provide a great focal point- photo via Palecek

Re-purposed Barn Wood is put to good use as the frame of these two Bathroom Mirrors- photo via Pinterest

A great Chunky Countertop does double duty as a table too- Photo via Pinterest 

The Lipstick Side Table from Hudson Furniture combines solid wood, gloss nickel,
polished bronze, plexiglass, black & gray lacquer

Timber Side Tables from CB2 incorporates both Solid Sliced Wood Circles & sleek white bases

Suar Table from Chista makes the salvaged wood the centerpiece of any room!

This dining collection brings the raw outdoors feeling inside- photo via  Pinterest

Contemporary Swivel Chair from Wisteria

peace & love,
Lynz