Flora Lang

Flora Lang aimed to recreate a classic mid-century woven accent chair using reclaimed old-growth lumber with her build. The low chair is both comfortable and eye-catching.

M Colleen Cochran

ThIS rustic Shaker-style bench and table were built entirely by hand, inspired by 19th century woodworking - hand-cut mortise and tenons, hand-planed tapers, no metal fasteners.

Aaron Green

This credenza/console by the team at The Regrainery is made almost entirely from salvaged oak flooring. It is inspired by mid-century Danish furniture design, and features ample storage and an integrated lamp - creating a sense of calm and ease.

Ethan Stuckmayer

This Bar Cabinet invites you in with built-in corner lights - and grabs your attention with a geometric pattern made from tongue and groove cut offs.

Leo Farley

In his second year as a showdown builder leo - from sidetracked workshop - challenged himself to build an arch by hand - and created this gorgeous bookshelf in the process.

Corey Houck

Corey makes record cabinets for a living at sidetracked workshop - and was excited to make a version entirely from reclaimed materials. His “thrown-Away side” cabinet is the result.

Jon Taguchi

This media center is built from hollow core doors with transparent doors perfect for hiding electronics while still using remotes. This build turns a usually unloved material into a gorgeous piece of furniture.

Tanner Stickling

Tanner of Milk Shop Studios wants makeup vanities to make a come back. She celebrates the glamorous nature of ordinary materials, while creating a piece that supports a daily ritual.

Zachary Miller

Zachary of wicked good woodworking wanted to showcase the beautiful color of this reclaimed wood - and really let it speak for itself. This low media cabinet does the job.

Team Shrimp

Patrick & Alex Smyth created this cat friendly piece with their feline friends in mind. It works as a litter box enclosure - or has plenty of storage as a bar or record cabinet!

Artist Spotlight Raffle

Our first Artist Spotlight is shining on Corey Houck - a craftsman at Sidetracked Workshop, a modular and custom record console workshop. Corey wanted to make a version of their popular “A-Side” cabinet with entirely reclaimed materials - which he dubbed the “Thrown-Away Side Cabinet.” The piece was crafted from a pair of reclaimed plywood doors, a piece of wrought iron repurposed from fencing, and shelf brackets which became decorative legs.