Spalted Apple Trivet/Serving Board mantel The final result is a

The final result is a bowl that has the tell-tale scalloping of a hand-hewn object rather than a turned product

I use exactly the same tools and techniques as 17th- and 18th-century Maine craftsmen to create classic beams and mantels: timbers that will transform your family's favorite space into a showcase for generations to come

Acadia National Park is a study of stunning contrasts and the home of indelible memories

This ambrosia maple cutting board measures 8

hand-hewing large beams was a technique favored by many American craftsmen to frame out barns and buildings: structures that have stood the test of time and borne patiently the worst of summer's blistering heat and New England's unkind winters

Spalted Apple Trivet/Serving Board mantel The final result is aSturdy. Reliable. Timeless. Beautiful. The Maine Farmhouse Collection takes different species of wood harvested sustainably from culled or storm damaged trees and highlights the gifts of imperfection or the amazing character of a certain species's grain. This board is 20" long, 11" wide, and approximately 1" deep.