Our native Elm has been decimated over the last century by Dutch Elm Disease, but we still find Grey and Red Elm when we salvage old barns, making our reclaimed Elm something rare and special. With a delicate and distinctive grain, along with cool and creamy colors, this species looks stunning in any setting— classic to contemporary. Like most reclaimed hardwoods, you can expect occasional nail holes, insect marks, and small dark knots.
American Gothic Elm Teahouse features warm honey-beige planks where fine wood grain flows around darker knots.